Spanish football has been thrown into chaos after **striker Gonzalo García** launched a scathing attack on national team coach **Luis de la Fuente**, accusing him of showing bias and overlooking Real Madrid players in his latest squad selection.
In a fiery interview earlier today, García claimed that **De La Fuente had called up “too few” Real Madrid players**, suggesting that the national team manager’s decisions were influenced by favoritism rather than merit.
The forward didn’t stop there — he went on to **name three players** whom he believes *“did not deserve to be included”* in Spain’s latest call-up, igniting a heated debate among fans and pundits across social media.
The remarks have sparked outrage within the Spanish football community, with many calling them disrespectful and divisive. But the real twist came when **De La Fuente responded directly** — delivering a calm, nine-word statement that instantly silenced García and turned the media frenzy on its head.
Though the full details of that response remain under wraps, insiders describe it as *“measured but devastating,”* a subtle reminder of the authority and composure that have defined De La Fuente’s leadership.
With tensions running high ahead of Spain’s upcoming fixtures, all eyes are now on how both García and De La Fuente handle the fallout from this explosive exchange — one that’s bound to leave lasting ripples in the national team camp.
