Catalonia national football team
Squad
Cesc Fàbregas2004current- Fernando Navarro2006current
Marc Crosas2007current
Jordi Codina2008current
Alberto de la Bella2010currentAndreu Fontàs2010current
Javi Márquez2010current
Rafa Jordà2010current
Víctor Ruiz2010current
Álvaro Vázquez2010current
Marc Muniesa2011current
Raúl Rodríguez2011current
Aleix Vidal2013current
David López Silva2013current
Marc Valiente2013current
Oriol Riera2013current
Oriol Rosell2013current- Sergio Tejera2013current
Víctor Sánchez Mata2013current
Víctor Álvarez Delgado2013currentGerard Deulofeu2014current
Jordi Masip2014current
Sergi Samper2014current
Joan Jordan2015current
Pau López2015current
Víctor Rodríguez Romero2015current- Marc Roca Junqué2016current
Oriol Romeu2019current- Pere Milla Peña2019current
Riqui Puig2019current
Eric García2024current- Ramón Terrats2024current
Joan Garcia2025current- Pau Víctor2025current
- Pol Lozano2025current
Agustín Sanchocurrent- Albert Crusatcurrent
Albert Ferrercurrent- Albert Tomàscurrent
Antoni Lima Solácurrent
Antoni Torrescurrent
Antonio Pinillacurrent
Bruno Saltorcurrent- Carles Busquetscurrent
Carles Rexachcurrent- Carlos Antonio Muñoz Cobocurrent
Carlos García Badíascurrent
Crisant BoschcurrentCristian Hidalgocurrent
- Cristóbal Parralocurrent
Curro Torrescurrent- Dagoberto Mollcurrent
- Daniel García Laracurrent
Daniel Jarquecurrent
David Belenguercurrent- Eduardo Manchóncurrent
- Eladio Silvestrecurrent
- Enrique de Lucascurrent
Ferenc Plattkócurrent
Francesc Arnaucurrent- Francisco Rodríguez Garcíacurrent
Gallegocurrent
Guillermo Amorcurrent
Gustau Bioscacurrent
Hugo Sotilcurrent
Isidro Sánchez García-Figuerascurrent
Javier Chicacurrent- Jesús Glaríacurrent
Joaquim RifécurrentJordi Lópezcurrent
Jordi Roura Solàcurrent
Josep Planascurrent
Josep Seguercurrent- José Antonio Zaldúacurrent
- José Juncosacurrent
- José Parra Martínezcurrent
- José Quirantecurrent
- José Vicente Traincurrent
- Juan Vizcaínocurrent
Luis Suárezcurrent
Manuel Sanchís Martínezcurrent- Mariano Martíncurrent
- Miguel Ángel Lozanocurrent
- Pablo Maquedacurrent
Paco Herreracurrent
- Pedro María Zabalzacurrent
Quique Costascurrent
Quique Álvarezcurrent
Ramón Alberto Villaverdecurrent
Ramón Guzmáncurrent- Rosendo Hernándezcurrent
- Salvador Artigascurrent
- Sergi López Segúcurrent
Sergio Sánchez Ortegacurrent
- Simón Lecuecurrent
Tintín Márquezcurrent
Tito Vilanovacurrent
Toni Jiménezcurrent- Toni Velamazáncurrent
Ángel Arochacurrent- Ángel Martínezcurrent
Francisco Bru1904–1915
Romà Forns1910–1912
Paulino Alcántara1915–1924
Josep Samitier1920–1936
Ricardo Zamora1920–1930
Emilio Sagi-Barba1924–1931
Vicente Piera1924–1931
Martí Ventolrà1926–1936
Pedro Solé1926–1936
Josep Escolà1931–1948- Ramón Zabalo1931–1936
- Juan José Nogués1932–1941
Domènec Balmanya1935–1944
Enrique Fernández Viola1935–1936- Luis Miró1940–1941
- José Gonzalvo1942–1950
- César Rodríguez Álvarez1943–1954
Juan Zambudio Velasco1944–1948Mariano Gonzalvo1947–1955
Antoni Ramallets1948–1960
Estanislau Basora1948–1958
Sígfrid Gràcia1951–1960
Joan Segarra1954–1958- Justo Tejada1954–1960
László Kubala1954–1963
Marcel Domingo1955–1955
Eulogio Martínez1956–1956- Martí Vergés1956–1960
Ferran Olivella1966–1968
Jesús María Pereda1966–1968- Marcial Pina1966–1976
Salvador Sadurní1968–1971
Johan Cruyff1973–1976
Carlos Caszely1976–1976
Hristo Stoichkov1990–1990
Nasko Sirakov1990–1990- Roberto Fresnedoso1990–1990
Lluís Carreras1993–1998
Miquel Soler1993–1998
Óscar García Junyent1993–1998
Jordi Cruyff1995–2004
Pep Guardiola1995–2005
Gerard López1997–2008- Roger García Junyent1997–1998
Albert Celades1998–2005Raúl Tamudo1998–2000
Sergi Barjuan1998–2004
Xavi Hernández1998–2014
Sergio González Soriano1999–2013
Delfí Geli2000–2002
Gabri García2000–2006
Pepe Reina2000–2000
Alberto Lopo2001–2001
Carles Puyol2001–2013
Luis García2001–2008
Víctor Valdés2001–2014
Albert Luque2002–2006
Joan Capdevila2002–2013
Coro2003–2013
Francisco Medina Luna2003–2015
Sergio García de la Fuente2003–2019
Andrés Iniesta2004–2004
Damià Abella2004–2010
David García de la Cruz2004–2010
Gerard Piqué2004–2019
Jonathan Soriano2004–2014- Oleguer Presas2004–2009
Óscar Serrano Rodríguez2004–2010- Abraham González Casanova2006–2006
Joan Verdú2006–2016
Albert Jorquera2007–2010
Jordi Alba2008–2013
Sergio Busquets2008–2016Moisés Hurtado2009–2009
Kiko Casilla2010–2014
Ronaldo2010–2022
Dídac Vilà2011–2019
Isaac Cuenca2011–2011
Jordi Amat2011–2011
Martín Montoya2011–2015
Sergi Roberto2011–2016
Cristian Tello2013–2026
Gerard Moreno2014–2016
Sergi Gómez2014–2022- Javi Puado2019–2022
Alexandre Moreno Lopera2022–2022- Brian Oliván Herrero2022–2022
- Edu Expósito2025–2025
The Catalonia national football team is the official football team of the Spanish autonomous community of Catalonia.
Founded in 1900, the Catalan Football Federation oversees the Catalonia national football team.
Catalonia made its international debut in 1910 against a Paris XI, marking the beginning of its competitive journey.
Biography
Formation
The Catalonia national football team, officially representing the Spanish autonomous community of Catalonia, was established in 1900 under the auspices of the Catalan Football Federation. The team made its debut in 1905, initially competing against club sides such as FC Barcelona and Club Espanyol. This early period laid the groundwork for the team's identity and competitive spirit.
Early Matches and Development
Catalonia played its first international match on July 24, 1910, against a Paris XI, where they faced a 1-3 defeat, with Carles Comamala scoring their first international goal. The team continued to evolve, and on February 20, 1912, they played their first official international friendly against France, suffering a heavy 0-7 loss. However, they quickly rebounded, securing a 1-0 victory against France later that same year, thanks to a goal from Genaro de la Riva.
Honours and Achievements
Throughout its history, the Catalonia national team has achieved notable success, winning the Copa Príncep d'Astúries three times in the early 20th century (1916, 1923-24, 1926) and the Catalonia International Trophy three times in the 21st century (2009, 2010, 2013). These victories highlight the team's enduring legacy and its significance in the realm of regional football.
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Career & Clubs
First games
The Catalonia team made their debut in 1905. In its early years, it primarily played matches against club sides, including Club Espanyol, Madrid CF, FC Barcelona and Irún Sporting Club. On 24 July 1910, the team played its first international match against a Paris XI, losing 1-3. Catalonia's goal in that match was scored by Carles Comamala. The lineup for the match was Costa, Bru, Halden, Massana, Aguirreche, Sampere, Barenys, Angoso, Berdié, Comamala, and Roteta. On 20 February 1912, Catalonia played its first official international friendly against France, losing 7–0 in Paris. The Catalonia team consisted of Reñé, Irízar, Amechazurra, German, Peris, Kinké, Forns, Pepe Rodríguez, Comamala, Morales, and Ramirez. The two sides met again on 1 December 1912, in Barcelona, where Catalonia secured a 1–0 victory, with the winning goal scored by Genaro de la Riva of RCD Espanyol. On 8 December 1912, Catalonia faced a selection of foreign players at the Camp de la Indústria in a benefit match for the Sindicat de Periodistes. The Catalan side won 5–2, with goals scored by Massana (two), Comamala, Forns, and an own goal by Wallace. The foreign team's goals were scored by Wallace and Stewart. Catalonia's lineup for the match was Renyé, Amechazurra, Irízar, A. Massana, Sagnier, Quirante, Armet-Kinké, A. Comamala, C. Comamala, Janer, and Forns, while the foreign selection comprised Manchan, Braussendorf, Wallace, Rositzky, Greenwell, Morris, Allack, Kaiser, Steel,…
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Legacy
Copa Príncep d'Astúries Winners (3): 1916, 1923–24, 1926 Runners-up (2): 1915, 1917 Catalonia International Trophy Winners (3): 2009, 2010, 2013 Runners-up (2): 2011, 2012, 2016
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
The official association football team of the Spanish autonomous community of Catalonia
The Catalonia national football team is the official football team representing Catalonia. The Catalan Football Federation is the organisation in charge of the team and was founded in 1900. The team can also be referred to by various other names, including Selecció Catalana, and the Catalan XI.
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