Spain Could Become Euro Record Holder: What Will Determine Their Success in the 2024 Final

DORTMUND, GERMANY - JULY 10: The electronic scoreboard shows details of the final match between Spain and England at full-time following the UEFA EURO 2024 semi-final match between Netherlands and England at Football Stadium Dortmund on July 10, 2024 in Dortmund, Germany. (Photo by Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/Getty Images)

If the Spanish national team wins the final of the 2024 European Championship, they will become the most titled team in the history of the Euros.

Currently, «La Roja» shares the leadership in the number of victories at the Euros with Germany, both teams have won three times.

Spanish prodigy Lamin Yamal could break a record in the Euro 2024 final.

He has a chance to become the youngest player ever to play in a European Championship final, surpassing the current record holder Renato Sanches.

Spanish veteran Jesus Navas could also make history in the Euros.

Navas could become the oldest player to play in a Euros final, breaking the record held by German goalkeeper Jens Lehmann.

Moreover, Navas has the opportunity to achieve another unique feat in Euros history.

If he wins the final, he will become the second player to win medals in two Euros with a 12-year interval, a record currently held by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Lastly, history will be made by the head coach of the English national team, Gareth Southgate.

He is set to become the third coach in Euro history to reach two consecutive Euro finals, following the footsteps of German coaches Helmut Schoen and Berti Vogts.