The Spanish national football team has officially unveiled its squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

On Monday, 25 May 2026, head coach Luis de la Fuente revealed the list of players who will represent Spain in the tournament. The selection maintains the core of the team that triumphed at the UEFA Euro 2024, while also featuring several changes and bold decisions following an intense season.

For the first time in the history of the national side, not a single Real Madrid player has been included in the squad. This unprecedented decision highlights De la Fuente’s focus on current performance and player fitness rather than reputation or club stature.

The foundation of Spain’s Euro 2024-winning team continues to form the backbone of the new squad. The coach has kept faith with many of the trusted names who helped secure the European title but has also introduced new faces who impressed with consistent performances throughout the domestic and international campaigns.

In goal, defence, and midfield, Spain retain a familiar structure built around discipline, control, and tactical flexibility. However, in attack, De la Fuente has opted for a youthful and dynamic approach, banking on speed, creativity, and energy to challenge opponents on the world stage.

Spain’s 2026 World Cup squad reflects a mix of experience and emerging talent, embodying the manager’s vision of a team capable of adapting to modern football’s demands while staying true to the nation’s possession-based identity.