MADRID: Faint hopes Spain’s spectacular fall from grace at the 2014 World Cup was a mere blip were extinguished as another early exit at Euro 2016 finally ended Vicente del Bosque’s eight-year reign as coach.
Julien Lopetegui is the man charged with restoring Spain’s former glories, but he faces a demanding task in just getting La Roja to Russia in two years’ time with Euros’ conquerors Italy lying in wait in qualifying.
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