Spain's football team, led by Luis de la Fuente, is preparing to participate in the Nations League after a heartbreaking loss to Portugal in the previous edition's finals. Despite losing in penalties, where Portugal triumphed with the expertise of coach Roberto Martínez and captain Cristiano Ronaldo, Spain hopes to redeem itself and secure its second Nations League title this year, having won one previous title in 2023.

The draw for the upcoming Nations League, held in Brussels during UEFA's 50th Ordinary Congress, has set Spain's path against formidable opponents including Croatia, England, and the Czech Republic. These match-ups present a significant opportunity for the Spanish team to illustrate their strengths and strategies as they aim to build on their past successes and confront their recent challenges on the international stage.

This renewed focus on international competition comes alongside Spain's preparations for the 2026 World Cup, where they have already been grouped with countries like Cape Verde, Uruguay, and Saudi Arabia. As Spain gears up for these crucial matches, the team looks to solidify its position as a powerhouse in European football and regain its favor with respect to international titles.