Fresh from their historic 2026 World Cup triumph, Spain are ready to return to the international stage as kings of the world. Luis de la Fuente has officially named his 26-man squad for a demanding schedule of four UEFA Nations League fixtures that will test the depth of the world champions. The selection reflects a delicate balance between rewarding established veterans and blooding the next generation of Spanish talent.
Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente is reportedly closing in on a new contract extension that will keep him in charge until the 2030 World Cup. The 65-year-old has enjoyed incredible success since taking over, recently guiding La Roja to global glory in North America.
Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente has called for a Spanish player to lift the Ballon d'Or this year while tipping teenage sensation Lamine Yamal to claim the individual prize before long. Speaking ahead of next month's Nations League clash against the Czech Republic, the 65-year-old also reflected on the international retirement of Marcos Llorente.
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