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De la Fuente includes Como's Ramon among three newcomers for Nations League

Luis de la Fuente has named three new faces in Spain's squad for their final two Nations League games, with Como defender Jacobo Ramon joining Real Betis pair Alvaro Valles and Marc Roca.

Spain squad announcement for the Nations League

Spain have already secured their place in the quarter-finals ahead of their meetings with Czechia and England this international break. De la Fuente has taken the opportunity to make seven changes to the squad named during the extended break earlier in the season.

Ramon has caught the eye for Como during their impressive start to the 2026-27 season. The defender contributed an assist in Wednesday's historic 9-1 Champions League win over Lens.

Joan Garcia and Pedro Porro return after recovering from the injuries that kept them out of the last camp. Pablo Barrios is also back after a year out of the squad, alongside Ander Barrenetxea, while Liverpool's Victor Munoz has been omitted.

Spain will be without the injured Barcelona trio of Rodri, Dani Olmo and Eric Garcia.

Spain squad in full

  • Unai Simon — Athletic Club
  • David Raya — Arsenal
  • Joan Garcia — Barcelona
  • Alvaro Valles — Real Betis
  • Pedro Porro — Tottenham
  • Marc Pubill — Atletico Madrid
  • Aymeric Laporte — Athletic Bilbao
  • Pau Cubarsi — Barcelona
  • Dean Huijsen — Real Madrid
  • Jacobo Ramon — Como
  • Marc Cucurella — Real Madrid
  • Alejandro Grimaldo — Atletico Madrid
  • Martin Zubimendi — Arsenal
  • Fabian Ruiz — Paris Saint-Germain
  • Pedri — Barcelona
  • Mikel Merino — Arsenal
  • Fermin Lopez — Barcelona
  • Pablo Barrios — Atletico Madrid
  • Marc Roca — Real Betis
  • Alex Baena — Atletico Madrid
  • Lamine Yamal — Barcelona
  • Nico Williams — Athletic Club
  • Yeremy Pino — Crystal Palace
  • Mikel Oyarzabal — Real Sociedad
  • Ferran Torres — Paris Saint-Germain
  • Ander Barrenetxea — Real Sociedad
  • Roberto Fernandez — Espanyol

La Roja face Czechia on November 12 before hosting England three days later, on November 15, in their final Group A4 match.