Spain Do Not Wear UEFA Nations League Winners Badge
Spain's soccer team have won the UEFA Nations League last summer. However, they have not honored this triumph on their kits.
Certainly Never Will: Spain Not Wearing UEFA Nations League Winners Badge
Spain are wearing the Euro 2024 qualifiers badges as all other UEFA nations, but not a Nations Winners badge.
Spain have been conspicuously absent from wearing the UEFA Nations League winners badge during their September and October matches.
While it is unclear why the Spanish team has not sported the badge, it is likely that they never will. In contrast, previous winners, Portugal and France, did wear the badge.
No reason were announced, but Spain might consider the trophy as important enough
What is also odd is that two different versions of the badge existed for both France and Portugal (roundel and rhombus).
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