The spouse of Marc Cucurella has verified that the Chelsea defender has “promised” his fellow Spaniards that if they defeat England to win the Euro 2024 championship this weekend, he will dye his hair a brilliant red color.

The 25-year-old faced harsh criticism during a challenging season with Chelsea the previous year, but he has since established himself as one of Spain’s most important players in Germany, starting all but one of his country’s games on the path to the championship.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cucurella is anticipated to continue his stellar performance in the side against England after leading Spain to victory over France in the semi-final on Tuesday. Spain will be playing in their first major tournament final in twelve years.

The team led by Luis de la Fuente has been by far the most impressive during the competition, and they are the favorites to win the trophy going into the Berlin match.Additionally, it appears that confidence and morale within the Spanish camp are at an all-time high ahead of Sunday’s main event, even though their opponents, England, seem to be peaking at precisely the right moment.

When asked if she had been able to talk with the full-back, Cucurella’s girlfriend Claudia Rodriguez responded, “The boys are elated,” per Espejo Publico.

“They had a huge party going on when they got back on the bus [after France’s defeat],” I called Marc. They were ecstatic.

“Hopefully we can win the title on Sunday; they deserve it.”When asked to sum up her personal impression of Spain’s triumph in Germany, Rodriguez responded, “Very good,” to Espejo Publico.

In all honesty, it fills me with immense satisfaction to witness him performing at the Euros and donning the shirt of the Spanish national team.

“It is amazing to witness the boys’ progress and their ability to unite the nation.”Cucurella’s individual performances at the Euros have far beyond expectations, but many viewers were perplexed when they saw the left-back targeted for jeers and boos during Spain’s semi-final triumph against France in Munich.

It was quickly evident that the culprits were neutral German supporters expressing their ire rather than irate French fans, as the defender who had avoided penalty for a handball in previous Friday’s quarterfinal had done.

“At first, I didn’t understand it because I didn’t know what had happened with the French and I thought it was coming from them,” Rodriquez continued.

However, they later informed me that the reason for the large number of German supporters was the handball against Germany the previous day.

“I am focusing on the fact that we are still in the tournament, which is a positive.”

Cucurella said he would color his curly hair red in a recent interview with El Partidazo if Spain made it to the final in Germany, and Rodriguez seemed to clarify that this was still planned should Spain defeat the Three Lions.

She said, “I believe he has promised to dye his hair red.””But he hasn’t made any promises to me, and I won’t press him.”

“He has had long hair all his life, since he was little,” Rodriguez went on.

The problem is that while he was younger, his straight hair began to curl heavily, and it has stayed that way ever since.

“I love his hair, but people often tell me to cut it; it’s part of his personality and identity.”