The squad includes familiar faces such as Rodri, Marc Cucurella, and Unai Simón, who were part of the team that won the World Cup. However, there are some notable absences, including Marcos Llorente, who has announced his international retirement, and Joan García, who is injured. Borja Iglesias is also not fully fit, and Gavi is suspended for the game against England.
According to The Guardian Football, Fermín López is back in the squad after missing the World Cup through injury, and he is joined by Josep Martínez, Dean Huijsen, and Roberto Fernández. Pedro Porro then pulled out, replaced by Iván Fresneda.
The squad's continuity is a key aspect of coach Luis de la Fuente's philosophy, and he has emphasized the importance of loyalty to his players. The team is still basking in the glory of their World Cup victory and will be looking to maintain their momentum against England.
The match against England will be a significant test for Spain, and they will be looking to prove themselves as the team to beat. With their insatiable hunger for success, they will be determined to come out on top.
The squad will now focus on preparing for the match against England, and fans will be eagerly awaiting the outcome. The next step for Spain will be to take on England at Wembley on 26 September.