Spain Squad For 2026 World Cup, Full 26-Players List, Full Fixtures, Results

Luis de la Fuente officially announce Spain’s Strong 26-man Squad for World Cup squad, See the Full Players List,




Luis de la Fuente will announce the 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup on Monday 25 May.

Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has named his 26-man World Cup squad, as La Roja seek their second ever star on their shirt. De la Fuente himself has described Spain as one of the favourites for the tournament, and the Euro 2024 champions certainly part at the front of the peloton with France, England and Argentina.

The build-up to the World Cup has been plagued by injury doubts, with Mikle Merino having only just recovered from injury after several months out. Similarly, Nico Williams and Lamine Yamal are both coming back from hamstring injuries that ruled them out of the final weeks of the LaLiga season. Worse still, Fermin Lopez has been ruled out after a metatarsal fracture.









Spain Team FIFA World Cup Squad 2026: All Rosters, Full Players List



Goalkeepers.


Unai Simon - Athletic Club

David Raya - Arsenal 

Joan Garcia - Barcelona



Defenders.


Aymeric Laporte - Athletic Club

Marc Cucurella - Chelsea

Marcos Llorente - Atletico Madrid

Eric Garcia - Barcelona

Pedro Porro - Tottenham

Alex Grimaldo - Bayer Leverkusen

Pau Cubarsi - Barcelona

Marc Pubill - Atletico Madrid


Midfielders.

Rodri - Manchester City

Fabian Ruiz - Paris Saint-Germain

Mikel Merino - Arsenal

Pedri - Barcelona

Gavi - Barcelona

Martin Zubimendi - Arsenal

Alex Baena - Atletico Madrid


Forwards.

Ferran Torres - Barcelona

Mikel Oyarzabal - Real Sociedad

Dani Olmo - Barcelona

Nico Williams - Athletic Club

Lamine Yamal - Barcelona

Yeremy Pino - Crystal Palace

Borja Iglesias - Celta Vigo

Victor Munoz - Osasuna


What is Spain's World Cup Group and Who are the Opponents?


Spain will be in Group H. Its opponents will be:

Cape Verde

Saudi Arabia

Uruguay


What is Spain's FIFA World Cup Fixtures, Schedule, Results, date, kick-off times



The Spain national football team 🇪🇸 has enjoyed a magnificent, undefeated run at the FIFA World Cup 2026™. Following their semi-final victory over France, they have advanced to the grand final where they will face Argentina for the trophy.

Following your preference to omit table formatting, here is the complete, chronological list of Spain's matches, scores, and results:

Group Stage (Group H)

Spain 0–0 Cabo Verde (June 15, 2026) – La Roja opened their campaign with a quiet, scoreless stalemate against Cabo Verde at Atlanta Stadium in Georgia.

Spain 4–0 Saudi Arabia (June 21, 2026) – A dominant, fluid performance back at Atlanta Stadium saw Spain secure their first 3 points in style.

Uruguay 0–1 Spain (June 27, 2026) – Spain secured the top spot in the group by grinding out a tense 1–0 win over Uruguay at Akron Stadium.


Knockout Rounds

Round of 32: 

Spain 3–0 Austria (July 3, 2026) – Spain opened the elimination roundswith  a clinical 3–0 win at SoFi Stadium in California.

Round of 16: 

Portugal 0–1 Spain (July 7, 2026) – A tightly contested Iberian Derby at Dallas Stadium ended with a narrow 1–0 win for Spain, punching their ticket to the quarter-finals.

Quarter-finals: 

Spain 2–1 Belgium (July 11, 2026) – Spain overcame a strong Belgian side with a hard-fought 2–1 victory at SoFi Stadium.


Semi-finals

France 0–2 Spain (July 15, 2026) – A tactical masterclass at Dallas Stadium saw Spain cruise past France. Mikel Oyarzabal opened the scoring with a penalty in the 22nd minute, and right-back Pedro Porro sealed the 2–0 victory with a strike in the 58th minute to send La Roja to the final.


FIFA World Cup Final: 

Spain vs. Argentina (July 20, 2026) – Spain will play for soccer's ultimate prize against Argentina at the New York New Jersey Stadium. The match is scheduled to kick off (July 19, 15:00 local venue time).


2026 FIFA World Cup Squads: Full List of All 48 Teams Rosters


Group A Squads:  Mexico,  South Africa,  South Korea, Czechia.

Group B Squads:  Canada, Bosnia Herzegovina,  Qatar,  Switzerland.

Group C Squads:  Brazil,  Morocco, Haiti,  Scotland.

Group D Squads:  USMNT, Paraguay,  Australia, Turkey.

Group E Squads:  Germany,  Curaçao, Ivory Coast, Ecuador.

Group F Squads:  Netherlands, Japan, Sweden,  Tunisia.

Group G Squads:  Belgium.  Egypt.   Iran.  New Zealand.

Group H Squads:  Spain.   Cape Verde,  Saudi Arabia  Uruguay.

Group I Squads: France,   Senegal,   Iraq,  Norway.

Group J Squads:  Argentina.  Algeria.   Austria.   Jordan.

Group K Squads:  Portugal.  DR Congo.  Uzbekistan.  Colombia.

Group L Squads:   England.    Croatia.  Ghana  Panama.



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