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Spain World Cup Docuseries Headed to Prime Video, Four-Part Global Premiere

6 sourcesUpdated Jul 24, 2026

Prime Video is set to premiere a four-part, behind-the-scenes docuseries about Spain’s World Cup triumph, offering unprecedented access to the squad and coaching staff with never-before-seen footage and testimonies. Produced by the Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF) in collaboration with Telefónica Broadcast Services, the series continues a long-running partnership that has produced multiple Spain-focused documentaries. The project follows Spain’s second World Cup title, secured in 2026 with a final victory over Argentina, and traces the 52-day campaign, the relationships within a 26-player squad, and the preparation behind the win. It is slated to launch worldwide before the end of 2026 as part of Prime Video’s global roster for subscribers. Early descriptions emphasize not just on-pitch action but the dynamics, pressure, humor, and collective spirit that underpinned the team’s success. The Hollywood Reporter notes the tournament’s record-breaking U.S. viewership, underscoring the heightened interest in Spain’s latest World Cup achievement.

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Hollywood ReporterLean LeftSpain Scores World Cup Docuseries at Prime Video

sportstar.thehindu.comOtherDocuseries on Spain’s FIFA World Cup 2026 triumph to be released on Prime Video

broadcastnow.co.ukOtherPrime Video to go behind-the-scenes of Spain World Cup win

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