Lamine Yamal’s girlfriend, Spain WAGs celebrate World Cup win in heartwarming photos

Lamine Yamal’s girlfriend, Spain WAGs celebrate World Cup win in heartwarming photos

The Spanish national team shared some sweet moments with their significant others while celebrating a 1-0 win over Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Final on Sunday.

The left-footed phenom Lamine Yamal and his girlfriend, influencer Inés García Santos, were all smiles as they sat together on the ceremonial stairs at New York/New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium), with her holding the FIFA World Cup.

“You did it. Congratulations my love, you are the champion of the world 🤎,” she wrote in an Instagram post, including the joyous snapshot.

Spain star Lamine Yamal and his girlfriend, influencer Inés García Santos, with the trophy after the Spanish beat Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Final at New York/New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, July 20, 2026. Instagram/ Inés García Santos

Yamal, who plays for the La Liga club Barcelona, sported tinted black shades and posed with his tongue out.

Laura Abla, a German model and girlfriend of forward Dani Olmo, was in tears while in the stands, as seen in a photo on her Instagram Story.

The pair also posed with the golden trophy while on the field.


Laura Abla, a German model and girlfriend of forward Dani Olmo, with the trophy after the Spanish beat Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Final at New York/New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, July 20, 2026.
Spanish forward Dani Olmo and his girlfriend Laura Abla with the trophy after the Spanish beat Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Final at New York/New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, July 20, 2026. Instagram/Laura Abla

“YOUUUUUU❤️ forever,” Abla wrote in an Instagram post, which showed her wearing Olmo’s gold medal around her neck.

Spain defender Marc Cucurella and his long-term partner, influencer Claudia Rodríguez, celebrated with their three children, Mateo, Rio, and Bella, as seen in photos she shared on Instagram.

“And if tomorrow I was born again, I would choose to be Spanish again ❤️ 💛 ❤️,” Rodríguez wrote.

Spain Forward Ferran Torres — who was a substitute for Mikel Oyarzabal in the 62nd minute — scored the winning goal in the 106th minute of extra time to give Spain a 1-0 victory over Argentina.

“The goal belonged to 47 million people,” Torres said after Spain clinched its second World Cup title. “It wasn’t just mine or the 26 players.

“Destiny was written, and it was meant for us to win far away from our people.”

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