"Gary Neville must be throwing up in his room" - Chelsea fans react as video of Marc Cucurella's celebration after Spain's Euro 2024 win goes viral

Chelsea fans have reacted with glee to a video of Spanish defender Marc Cucurella celebrating his national team's Euro 2024 win. After Spain's 2-1 win over England in the final on Sunday (July 14), the 25-year-old led a hilarious chant with the crowd at a celebration event in Madrid.

Cucurella played in six of La Roja's seven games at the Euros and provided one assist. His sole goal contribution was particularly important, as it came in the final. With this win, Spain claimed their fourth Euros title.

Chelsea fans shared their reactions to the defender's celebration on X.

A fan said one of Cucurella's biggest critics, Gary Neville, must be regretting criticizing the player ahead of the tournament, posting:

"Gary Neville must be throwing up in his room right now."

Another fan's post read:

"Cucu is very funny man Even though I don’t understand the song."

Another post said:

"This is absolute banter material if he has a bad game."

Another fan posted:

"We already got our Jorgi and Rudiger replacement in the dressing room."

The final post on X in our selection shared that the poster was glad for the 25-year-old Spaniard to catch a break after constantly being criticized, saying:

"Of all the players, I’m so happy for him cause he has been through enough criticism."

The Chelsea fans' joy at Marc Cucurella's success and celebration shows they still believe in the 25-year-old defender despite his rocky start to life in West London. He hopes to carry his Euro 2024 winning form to the club level next season, as the Blues hope to return to winning ways.

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Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella takes a dig at Gary Neville after Euro 2024 win

Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella has had the last laugh at Gary Neville's expense after he won Euro 2024 with Spain. The former Manchester United man-turned pundit constantly criticized the defender. However, the 25-year-old got the last laugh when he played a decisive part in Berlin to help his country to European glory.

Speaking to the press before the Euro 2024 final, The Chelsea defender said (via Fotmob):

"In England it is very common, but they have been players and having had those experiences, I don't think it is necessary to be disrespectful just to get views or for people to know him or continue to hear his name, These things happen. I think we have one last step left and hopefully we can lift that cup. Then it will be our turn to speak."

Following La Roja's victory at the Olympiastadion, the defender took to social media to post:

"We went all the way, Gary, Thanks for your support." [via journalist Fabrizio Romano's X handle]