Because the World Cup raised by Spain is also a bit
Why it matters
The World Cup represents not only a sporting triumph, but also a symbol of high-quality Italian craftsmanship. The story of Valentina Losa and her company, G.D.E. Bertoni, highlights how Italy has a fundamental role in the creation of this trophy, linking the country to international football glory. With Spain's recent success, the Italian nature of the trophy takes on an even deeper meaning.
Context
Valentina Losa, administrator of the G.D.E. Bertoni is part of a family tradition that has been producing the World Cup since 1971. His company, located in Paderno Dugnano, is responsible for creating the trophy that every footballer dreams of lifting, thus uniting Italy in moments of great celebration in world football.
Key points
- Because the World Cup raised by Spain is also a bit.
- Our interview with Valentina Losa, administrator of the company that has produced the most prestigious trophy in world football since 1971, reveals the Italian connection behind the World Cup.
- Why the World Cup raised by Spain is also a bit Italian: the story of those who produce it.
What happens now
With Spain celebrating their second World Cup title, attention will inevitably shift to the history and craftsmanship that make the World Cup a symbol of excellence. Valentina Losa and her company will continue to be at the center of this tradition, ensuring that each trophy represents the best of Italian design and culture. The next edition of the World Cup will be a further stage to show the link between sport and craftsmanship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who confirmed the production of the World Cup?
Valentina Losa, administrator of the G.D.E. Bertoni, confirmed the production of the World Cup.
Why is the World Cup considered a treasure of Italian artisan excellence?
The World Cup is considered a treasure of Italian artisan excellence because it is created by G.D.E. Bertoni, a company with a long family tradition in trophy production.
What happened in 1971 regarding the World Cup?
In 1971, FIFA launched a competition to create the new trophy after Brazil won the Jules Rimet Cup, and Silvio Gazzaniga's design stood out.
What changes have occurred in the production of the World Cup since 1974?
Since 1974, each edition of the tournament has included the creation of a brass replica of the World Cup, which is given to the winning national team.
Why are we talking about the history of the World Cup now?
We're talking about World Cup history now because Spain recently celebrated winning their second world title in 2026.
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