Former Spain manager Vicente del Bosque believes England’s players might let their heart rule their head.

Former Spain coach Vicente del Bosque believes no Liverpool player would improve Real Madrid’s team.

The tournament has grown from a small, exclusive club to a modern behemoth but sometimes bigger isn’t necessarily better.

But for the slow mechanics of a takeover bid, the manager would be coaching the Championship club.

49-year-old Julen Lopetegui replaces Vicente del Bosque in the national job.

The 65-year-old resigned as the national team boss following their Euro 2016 exit.

His departure aged 65 comes just days after the reigning champions crashed out of Euro 2016.

The Spain coach defended the goalkeeper, but could not guarantee that he would start in Monday’s Euro 2016 opener against Czech Republic.

Alvaro Morata and Nolito guided the Spanish side to a 6-1 thumping of South Korea.

Meanwhile, manager Vicente del Bosque has called on Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin to replace the injured Dani Carvajal.

His Copa del Rey masterclass earned him the 28th trophy of his career, but he has always been in Leo Messi’s shadow when it comes to individual awards.

Vincent Del Bosque springs a few surprises as his team look to win a third straight championship.

Was the 65-year-old looking for it?

The FAI, earlier in the week, played down criticism following the emergence of this news.

The Germans have been suffering something of a World Cup hangover with a run of poor form

“Maybe I feel my values more in England than in Spain,” the United midfielder added.

Del Bosque says he won’t seek a new contract in two years’ time.

Goals from Juraj Kucka and Miroslav Stoch handed the Eastern Europeans a memorable victory.

Playmaker Xavi looks to have played his last international game as he misses out on the Australia clash through injury.

The defending champions went out at the group stages after a lacklustre performance against Chile last night.

Vicente del Bosque may opt to discard the very players that brought him so much success.

The one note of comfort for the world and European champions is that they also lost their first game in South Africa four years ago.

Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque insisted the transfer on the eve of the World Cup will have no negative impact on his squad.

The 34-year-old Spanish midfielder was in bullish form ahead of their Group B opener against the Dutch.

Strength in depth, a recent history of success and more factors in the Spanish side’s favour.

This shows why they’re the current world champions!

Chelsea are reported to be leading the chase for the Barcelona midfielder.

Vicente del Bosque has delayed naming his World Cup squad for a week.

The Atletico Madrid player has scored 27 times in all competitions this season.

This one goes out to you, Real Madrid.

The 27-year-old has made 393 appearances in his 10 years with Los Nervioneses.

Vicente del Bosque has named an extended Spanish squad ahead of the Confederations Cup next month.

Goran Pandev’s vote for FIFA Coach of the Year has been at the centre of some debate. It’s now over.

The Arsenal man defended his teammates after their disappointing draw with Finland.

The Napoli striker backed up Jose Mourinho’s claims that voting for FIFA Coach of the Year had been rigged against him.

Italy fell to a 4-0 loss to Spain in the Euro 2012 final this year, but the 33-year-old remains widely regarded as one of the best in his position after some stellar performances at the tournament.

Former Madrid supremo suggests this job is the pinnacle of a a manager’s career.

As the sun came up over Kiev following Sunday’s Euro 2012 final, Miguel Delaney met Spain’s history boys.