Marc Cucurella replies with Gary Neville with a ten-word remark following Spain’s victory at Euro 2024.

Marc Cucurella promptly addressed Gary Neville’s previous criticism subsequent to Spain’s victory at Euro 2024.

The Chelsea player was the star of the match as La Roja defeated England 2-1 in the final on Sunday, despite the fact that he had been questioned earlier in the tournament.

Neville proposed that Cucurella was the reason he believed Spain was unable to advance and win the tournament in Germany.

Nevertheless, the left-back was instrumental in his country’s success during Euro 2024, and he was instrumental in the late victor scored by Mikel Oyarzabal against England.

He responded to Neville’s assertion that he was mistaken on Instagram after Spain won his first major honour.

“Gary, we made it to the end.” He expressed his gratitude for your assistance in his narrative, which included a graphic of Neville’s criticism, which stated: “I believe that he [Cucurella] is one of the reasons I believe that Spain is unlikely to reach the final.”

Cucurella was a starter in all but one of Spain’s seven games during Euro 2024, with his sole omission occurring against Albania in the groups.

Before completing the complete 90 minutes against Spain and England, the 25-year-old played all 120 minutes of their quarter-final victory over Germany.

He concluded his tournament by preventing Bukayo Saka from scoring in the final and executing a brilliant and decisive pass to Oyarzabal.

Cucurella is now scheduled to take a break over the summer before preparing for his third season at Chelsea.

The left-back’s second campaign at the Blues was significantly enhanced, particularly in the final weeks, which was instrumental in securing European football.

In 26 appearances across all competitions, he scored his first goal for the club and assisted on two others.

Cucurella will now be coached by Enzo Maresca, who has already overseen his initial preseason sessions this summer.

In the near future, Chelsea will embark on a series of exhibitions in the United States, where they will compete against teams such as Manchester City and Real Madrid.

On August 18, the Blues will commence their Premier League campaign against the former, with Cucurella anticipating the return of his Euro 2024 form to Stamford Bridge.