The Spain vs. Argentina World Cup Final comes alive at Valencia CF Summer Camps 

Spain vs. Argentina. The FIFA World Cup 2026 Final takes place this Sunday, July 19, and is being experienced in a very special way at the VCF Camps currently taking place in Rosario, Argentina, as well as at the Valencia CF Summer Camp being held this July at the Ciutat Esportiva.

Some dream of wearing the famous Albiceleste shirt, while others aspire to represent La Roja. But they all share the same badge on their chest: Valencia CF, under whose colours they are enjoying football this week at their respective VCF Camps.

Nearly 1,000 children from 48 different nationalities are enjoying the Valencia CF Summer Camp at the Ciutat Esportiva in Valencia throughout July.

Meanwhile, close to 300 children are taking part in one of the VCF Camps being held across Argentina in 2026, with sessions taking place in Rosario, Río Cuarto, Pilar, Bariloche, Mar del Plata and Cañuelas.

Spanish and Argentine participants share the same passion for football and for Valencia CF, a club that has historically been home to some of Argentina’s greatest players. Among them is Mario Alberto Kempes, who led Argentina to FIFA World Cup glory in 1978 while playing for Valencia CF. Other iconic names include Claudio "Piojo" López, Pablo Aimar and Roberto Fabián Ayala—now members of the Argentina national team's coaching staff—as well as current Argentina internationals Rodrigo De Paul and Nicolás Otamendi.

The VCF Camps held by Valencia CF around the world, together with the VCF Academies, Technical Partners, Coaches Convention, Clinics, Training Experiences and the VCF Academy World Cup, are just some of the initiatives that make up the VCF Academy Programs. Each year, these programs bring together more than 5,000 players from over 50 countries.