Spain Coach Jokes Marc Cucurella’s Tattoo Bet Is Coming Due

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Spain Coach Jokes Marc Cucurella’s Tattoo Bet Is Coming Due

Luis De la Fuente joked Spain’s players will have to honor a World Cup tattoo bet after Cucurella promised to ink the coach’s face. “They are men of their word and they’ll do it,” he said, adding, “I’m not that ugly anyways.” Cucurella said he will make it “visible” and choose the spot on the flight home.

By Nischay Rathore

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