Spain defines its goalkeeping lineup for the 2026 World Cup amidst notable absences

The Spanish national team faces the first of two preparation friendlies at Riazor without their star wingers and with key decisions to make in goal.

The goalkeeping challenge

With the absence of Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams, Spain is gearing up for the 2026 World Cup facing crucial decisions in goal. Unai Simón, Joan García, and David Raya are the candidates in the sights of coach Luis de la Fuente, who aims to define the number one amidst the pre-tournament trials.

Iraq, a team to watch

Iraq, qualified for the World Cup, emerges as a team to watch in Group I. Led by Graham Arnold, the 'Lions of Mesopotamia' boast both experience and young talent, making the encounter a demanding test for La Roja.

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