Vicente del Bosque • How I led Spain to win the 2010 FIFA World Cup • CV Stories

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When Vicente del Bosque took over as head coach of the Spanish national team in 2008, he inherited a squad that had become European champions under the guidance of Luis Aragonés. The former Real Madrid manager, who had won two La Liga titles and two Champions Leagues during his time in charge, set about adapting and developing his group of players in preparation for the ultimate challenge - winning the World Cup for the first time in Spain’s history.
Here, in this exclusive feature with The Coaches’ Voice, Del Bosque tells the story of that journey in his own words. He recounts his first moves when taking over from the admired Aragonés, explains how he worked to combine the strengths of players from Real Madrid and Barcelona, and relives the rollercoaster ride of the World Cup in South Africa - which started in a shock defeat to Switzerland and ended in a World Cup final against the Netherlands.
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[@kunaldas670]

Del Bosque was a legendary player and also a legendary manager before he managed Spain. We had a fantastic Real Madrid side that had the perfect mixture of hardworking and technically great players back in the early 2000s. Won the 2002 UCL which was very special.

[@shahzadirani]

Won the 2000 UCL also. Del Bosque greater than Guardiola.

[@kunaldas670]

Del Bosque makes that comment that he wants to be like Busquets as a player is understandable since he himself was a defensive midfielder at Real Madrid back in his playing days.

[@rubikkocka4673]

What an absolute gentleman

[@gerrysnatabraja]

so humble, yet so powerful

[@henrycohen7318]

One of the greatest teams ever👏

[@TakkiLFC]

Absolute boss & class, this man

[@jaredjohnstontv]

Can’t tell if that’s Vicente del Bosque or Luis Felipe Scolari

[@bcbitchkkv]

To this day, no one has ever seen them in the same room..

[@professor3094]

He doesn't ruled only Spain he ruled Club level, he ruled Europe he rule the world wins everything just magnificent

[@user-qc8vo4jh6q]

vincente del bosque one of the greatest managers of all time

[@mrk45]

Wins La Liga and Champions League with Real Madrid. Gets sacked at the end of the season. Real go over a decade without a Champions' League win. Del Bosque wins World Cup.

[@bcbitchkkv]

@Gegen press Perez has made soo many dumb mistakes over the years, that Madridistas didn't disagree with.. that AND mistakes that cost everyone (him, the board and the fans) dearly, like discarding Makelele for Beckham, only to later give in and get Gravesen as a backup defensive midfielder :(

[@gto433]

Most underrated dude ever. I mean he wins everything whenever he manages a team.

[@losgalacticos9066]

Best Real Madrid manager with Zidane and Ancelotti.

[@bcbitchkkv]

Don't forget the man who brought La Decima to us AND mentored ZZ - the one and only Don Carlo! :)

[@TheKakarot_itachi]

Zidane and Del Bosque> Ancelotti

[@afeefazmir]

Dont forget mourinho

[@musicwithmatt6531]

Those people that said it was a bad time to lead the team after they had just won the Euros are absolute fools. They probably just didn't want him in charge.

[@arielgarcia6777]

Still waiting for Gasperini in Atalanta 4-1 Valencia

[@trunghoadang3710]

Nonetheless, he's still a legend.

[@mayurrane1125]

Yeah this lovely suit

[@afnan9388]

❤️

[@rodriigo7276]

maestro del bosque

[@svendamen3739]

*cries in dutch*

[@mayurrane1125]

22 years younger