Watch: Barcelona players congratulate their teammates after Spain’s World Cup triumph

Watch: Barcelona players congratulate their teammates after Spain’s World Cup triumph Spain’s World Cup triumph featured a strong FC Barcelona presence , with eight Blaugrana players playing a part in Luis de la Fuente’s victorious squad. While the world champions continue to celebrate their success, their teammates back at the club have taken the opportunity to congratulate them. Several first-team players currently involved in Barcelona’s pre-season, including Wojciech Szczesny, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Gerard Martin, Alejandro Balde, Andreas Christensen, and Marc Bernal, shared messages of support and admiration through the club’s official channels. Messages for the World Champions Szczesny delivered one of the most heartfelt tributes for Spain’s match-winner Ferran Torres, sending a kiss toward the camera before saying: “Ferran, we love you! Congratulations!” Marc Bernal kept his message short but sincere: “Congratulations. You deserved it.” Christensen also praised Spain’s achievement while admitting he watched with a touch of envy. “I’m really happy for you. I’m also a little jealous. I can’t wait to see you all back, and I hope you return hungry to win even more trophies with us this season,” he said. Looking Ahead to the New Season Gerard Martin also congratulated his teammates and looked forward to welcoming them back to Barcelona. “Congratulations to all our Barça teammates in the national team. You’re incredible. We’ll have you back here soon, and hopefully we’ll celebrate more successes together.” Eight Barcelona players won the World Cup with Spain. (Photo courtesy: X/FCBarcelona_es) Ter Stegen kept his message brief, congratulating the players and describing Spain’s victory as fully deserved. Alejandro Balde closed the series of tributes with a simple message: “Congratulations to everyone. We can’t wait to have you back home, champions.” Focus shifts back to Barcelona The messages highlighted the unity within the Barcelona dressing room despite players being scattered across different competitions and preseason schedules. After helping Spain lift the World Cup in New Jersey, the club’s international stars will soon return to Barcelona, where the focus will shift toward building on that success and competing for more silverware during the upcoming season.