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🏆 Spain All-time National football Dream team Squads

Trophy Dream Team A (4-3-3)

GK
Iker Casillas
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Spain

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GK
Iker Casillas
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Spain
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RB
Sergio Ramos
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Spain

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RB
Sergio Ramos
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Spain
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CB
Carles Puyol
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Spain

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CB
Carles Puyol
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Spain
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CB
Fernando Hierro
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Spain

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CB
Fernando Hierro
Flag Fernando Hierro
Spain
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LB
Rafael Gordillo
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Spain

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LB
Rafael Gordillo
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Spain
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CM
Xavi
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Spain

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CM
Xavi
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Spain
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OM
Andrés Iniesta
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Spain

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OM
Andrés Iniesta
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Spain
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OM
Luis Suárez
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Spain

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OM
Luis Suárez
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Spain
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FW
Raúl
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Spain

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FW
Raúl
Flag Raúl
Spain
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FW
Telmo Zarra
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Spain

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FW
Telmo Zarra
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Spain
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LW
Paco Gento
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Spain

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LW
Paco Gento
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Spain
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Trophy Dream Team B (4-3-3)

GK
Ricardo Zamora
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Spain

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GK
Ricardo Zamora
Flag Ricardo Zamora
Spain
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RB
Albert Ferrer
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Spain

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RB
Albert Ferrer
Flag Albert Ferrer
Spain
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CB
Pirri
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Spain

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CB
Pirri
Flag Pirri
Spain
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CB
Jacinto Quincoces
Flag Jacinto Quincoces
Spain

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CB
Jacinto Quincoces
Flag Jacinto Quincoces
Spain
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LB
José Antonio Camacho
Flag José Antonio Camacho
Spain

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LB
José Antonio Camacho
Flag José Antonio Camacho
Spain
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RM
Míchel
Flag Míchel
Spain

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RM
Míchel
Flag Míchel
Spain
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DM
Pep Guardiola
Flag Pep Guardiola
Spain

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DM
Pep Guardiola
Flag Pep Guardiola
Spain
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OM
Luis Enrique
Flag Luis Enrique
Spain

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OM
Luis Enrique
Flag Luis Enrique
Spain
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RW
Amancio Amaro
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Spain

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RW
Amancio Amaro
Flag Amancio Amaro
Spain
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FW
David Villa
Flag David Villa
Spain

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FW
David Villa
Flag David Villa
Spain
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FW
Emilio Butragueño
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Spain

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FW
Emilio Butragueño
Flag Emilio Butragueño
Spain
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📄 Summary

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The Spain national football team have represented Spain in men's international football competition since 1920, and are governed by the Royal Spanish Football Federation. They are the reigning World and European champions, having won the most recent FIFA World Cup in 2026 and the latest UEFA European Championship in 2024. Spain also won the World Cup in 2010, and won the UEFA Nations League in 2023. They have competed in 12 of the 17 UEFA European Championships and have won a record four titles. They are one of two national teams, the other being France, to have won all three available major titles: the World Cup, the European Championship, and the Nations League.

The achievements of Spain's team from 2008 to 2012 have led many experts and commentators to consider them one of the best squads in football history. During this period, Spain became the first national team to win three consecutive major titles, including the World Cup in 2010 and back-to-back European Championships in 2008 and 2012. Spain has won the FIFA Team of the Year award seven times, including every year from 2008 to 2013.

Spain has the longest undefeated streak in men's international football, having played 38 consecutive matches since March 2024 without a loss. This streak gave them the highest ever Elo rating, surpassing the 1954 Golden Team from Hungary. Following their 2026 World Cup victory, Spain became the first national team to hold the men’s and women’s World Cup titles simultaneously.

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