The Spanish team began their victory parade, and due to the hot weather in Madrid, players such as Ferran took off their shirts.

On Monday around 7 p.m. local time, the Spanish national team held a World Cup victory parade in Madrid. Due to the high temperatures, several players took off their shirts during the parade, but still enthusiastically interacted with fans along the route, celebrating the team's return to the top of the world after 16 years.

After receiving royal and government officials, the Spanish national team embarked on a victory parade in open-top buses, traversing the city of Madrid before arriving at Plaza de Cibeles. The buses were emblazoned with the words "Kings of the World," and the two newly added stars on the team crest symbolized the team's two World Cup titles.

Due to the high temperature that day, players like Ferran took off their commemorative jerseys bearing the championship logo during the parade and frequently drank beverages to stay hydrated and prevent dehydration. Despite the heat, the players remained in high spirits, waving to fans lining the streets and interacting with the crowd in celebration.