La Roja have two important matches to qualify for the next European Championship and the coach will announce the list in the coming hours.
The The Spanish team wants to reach the top of its group for Euro 2024 qualification and needs two wins to achieve this. Luis De La Fuente’s men will face table leaders Scotland and Norway in their final two matches.
The first of these matches, against the Scots, will be the most important as they are the leaders of the group. Spain lost the first leg Hampden Park and those three points would bring him closer to first place and the rankings. A defeat could make it difficult for them to reach second place. The match will be played next Thursday at 8:45 PM local time at the Cartuja in Seville.
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The second match is against a major rival, more because of their numbers and their home field than the team itself. De La Fuente’s men travel to Oslo to take on Erling Haaland and Odegaard at the Ullevaal Stadio. Sunday the 15th at 8:45 PM
When and what time will Luis De La Fuente announce the list of those called up for Norway and Scotland.
The Spanish coach will announce the selection on Friday, October 6, 2023 at 11:30 am.
Which matches and when will the Spanish national team play in October 2023? Schedules, calendars and dates
Spain participates in the group A together with Scotland, Norway, Georgia and Cyprus.
Luis de la Fuente’s coaching staff in the Spanish national team: second coach, physical trainer, analysts and psychologist, who they are, position and what role they have
Pablo Amo. He is Luis de la Fuente’s second coach. He is a former footballer who played for Sporting de Gijón, Deportivo de la Coruña, Valladolid or Zaragoza. Until now he has held the position of Under-18 coach.
Carlos Cruz. He is the physical trainer of the national team. In the RFEF, he has already been part of the technical staff in that position with Luis de la Fuente in the U-21 National Team since 2019.
Miguel Angel Spain. The goalkeeper coach of Luis de la Fuente’s team. He played for Rayo Vallecano, Hércules, Alicante and Orihuela, holding that position in various youth categories since joining the RFEF in 2006.
Juanjo González. He holds the position of assistant technician. He came to play in the first team of Sporting de Gijón after leaving the Mareo Quarry. He was already part of Luis de la Fuente’s coaching staff in the U-21 team.
Javier Lopez Vallejo. He acts as a psychologist for the Spanish national team. He was the goalkeeper of Osasuna and Villarreal for several years and also passed Recreativo de Huelva and Zaragoza before playing in the Greek league. He already held the same position in the Women’s Absolute.
Pablo Pena. He is the analyst of the Spanish national team. For several years now, he has also been part of the trusted team with which Luis de la Fuente has worked in the lower categories of the RFEF.
Source: Goal