Spain is gearing up for the Indoor Athletics World Championship in Torun, Poland, with a national team comprising a minimum of 20 athletes. Under the guidance of coach Pepe Peiró, the Spanish team has shown remarkable performances in recent months, with standout athletes such as Moha Attaoui, competing in the 800 meters, and Quique Llopis, who specializes in the 60-meter hurdles, generating high expectations for the upcoming championship.

The selection process has highlighted various athletes who have either reached new heights or made impressive comebacks, such as Eusebio Cáceres, whose leap of 8.19 meters in the long jump reaffirms his elite status in the sport. As the ranking continues to evolve, the exact numbers of competitors may fluctuate, but the core of the team remains strong, signifying Spain's competitive spirit on an international stage.

Notably, the championship will take place from March 20 to 22, and while Spain's roster is robust, it will be missing the Olympic triple jump champion Jordan Díaz, who has faced training setbacks in the month leading up to the event. This absence creates a significant opportunity for the other talented athletes on the team to shine and potentially achieve their personal bests at this prestigious international event.