Fabian Ruiz continues to write an extraordinary chapter in Spain’s football history. Starting in Sunday’s 2026 FIFA World Cup final against Argentina, the Paris Saint-Germain midfielder lifted another major international trophy on the occasion of his 50th appearance for La Roja.
One remarkable statistic perfectly illustrates his incredible international career: Fabian Ruiz has never lost a single match while representing Spain. Across 50 appearances, the 30-year-old midfielder remains unbeaten, setting an extraordinary active record at international level. With Spain currently dominating world football, there is little sign that this streak will end anytime soon.
Fabian Ruiz Caps Historic Era with Spain
After winning UEFA Euro 2024, where he was named Player of the Tournament, Fabian Ruiz has now added the FIFA World Cup to his growing list of achievements. Spain has secured back-to-back major international titles, with the PSG midfielder playing a central role in both triumphs. Once underestimated during his early years in France, the former Napoli star has emphatically silenced his critics through consistent performances on the biggest stages.
At just 30 years old, Fabian Ruiz has built one of the most impressive trophy collections of his generation. His honors include two UEFA Champions League titles, one FIFA World Cup, one UEFA European Championship, one UEFA Nations League, four Ligue 1 titles, two Coupe de France trophies, three Trophée des Champions, one UEFA Super Cup, one Intercontinental Cup, one Coppa Italia, one UEFA European Under-21 Championship, and one Spanish second-division title.
No longer simply a key player for PSG and Spain, Fabian Ruiz has become one of football’s ultimate winners, remaining unbeaten with his national team while adding the ultimate prize to his remarkable career.
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