Asaf Rozentzweig (N12) reports, citing Spanish media, that more than a million people turned out for the reception celebrating Spain's World Cup victory. The team won the final on Sunday and landed in Madrid earlier Monday.
The massive celebration in Madrid's streets marks the culmination of Spain's World Cup victory. The team landed at Madrid-Barajas Airport earlier Monday, greeted by fans and officials, as The Zioneer reported at 15:45. The reception event, held in the city center, drew an estimated crowd of over a million, according to Spanish media reports cited by Asaf Rozentzweig (N12). The turnout underscores the scale of national jubilation following the country's first World Cup title in 16 years. The exact number of attendees has not been independently verified, but the figure of one million aligns with typical capacity for major public celebrations in the capital.
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