Spain’s Rodri made FIFA World Cup history by completing 655 passes at the 2026 tournament — the most by any player in a single edition since 1966. The Ballon d’Or winner starred in Spain’s 2-0 semi-final victory over France, producing a dominant midfield display as La Roja reached their first World Cup final since 2010. Spain’s Rodri made FIFA World Cup history by completing 655 passes at the 2026 tournament — the most by any player in a single edition since 1966. The Ballon d’Or winner starred in Spain’s 2-0 semi-final victory over France, producing a dominant midfield display as La Roja reached their first World Cup final since 2010.
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