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Cucurella Fulfills World Cup Promise, Gets Tattoo Of Spain Coach, De La Fuente

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Spain defender Marc Cucurella got a tattoo of his national team coach Luis de la Fuente after fulfilling a pre-tournament promise. Before the start of the tournament, Cucurella promised to get a tattoo with a portrait of the coach if the Spanish national team became world champions. Read Also:‘I Can’t Wait To Get Started’ –Arokodare [...]

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