Vicente Del Bosque's signs new deal to lead Spain to 2014 World Cup
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Your support makes all the difference.Vicente del Bosque, the Spain coach, said yesterday that he had signed a contract extension, after being offered a new two-year deal.
Del Bosque told a Spanish radio station he had "renewed" his deal with the Spanish federation but did not divulge the length of the agreement.
A two-year contract would enable him to lead Spain's World Cup defence in Brazil in 2014.
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