Honduran Club Real España Congratulates Spanish Kings on World Cup Title

The Honduran football club Real España has extended its congratulations to Spanish monarchs Felipe VI and Juan Carlos I following Spain's World Cup triumph. The club, which counts both King Felipe VI and the emeritus King Juan Carlos I as honorary presidents, celebrated the national team's "historic conquest" after their 1-0 victory over Argentina in extra time in the World Cup final held in New York.

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This extraordinary triumph fills all of Spain with pride and joy and constitutes a new chapter of glory in the history of Spanish football.

In a message shared on social media and directed to the Royal House, the board of directors of the Honduran club conveyed their "most sincere felicitations" for the Spanish team's success. Real España described the victory as an "extraordinary triumph" that fills "all of Spain with pride and joy" and marks a "new chapter of glory in the history of Spanish football."

Based in San Pedro Sula, the club expressed its "deep emotion" in joining Spain's celebrations and shared in the "joy" of the Spanish people. Real España emphasized the "historical bond" it maintains with the Spanish Crown, recalling that it holds a royal title granted by King Juan Carlos I on January 10, 1977. The club stated, "We celebrate this historic triumph with special pride and emotion, as a victory that we feel is close and our own, reaffirming the deep historical, affective, and institutional ties that unite" the Honduran club with Spain and the Royal House.

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We join with deep emotion in the celebration of Spain and share the joy of the Spanish people.

Founded in 1929, Real España is one of Honduras's four major football clubs, alongside Olimpia, Motagua, and Marathón. The club's recognition of the Spanish victory underscores the deep cultural and historical connections that extend beyond Spain's borders.

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We celebrate this historic triumph with special pride and emotion, as a victory that we feel is close and our own, reaffirming the deep historical, affective, and institutional ties that unite the Honduran club with Spain and the Royal House.