Squad
Álvaro Fidalgocurrent- Eloy Olaya1980–1980
José Mari Bakero1980–1980
Miguel Pardeza1980–1981
Míchel1980–1980
Manolo1982–1982- Rafael Paz1982–1982
- Carles Busquets1983–1983
- Sebastián Losada1983–1983
Rafael Alkorta1985–1985
Santiago Cañizares1985–1986
Antonio Pinilla1987–1987
Ismael Urzaiz1987–1988- Mikel Lasa1987–1988
- Alfonso Pérez1988–1989
Lluís Carreras1988–1989
Julen Guerrero1989–1990
Óscar García Junyent1989–1989- Javi Navarro1990–1990
- Aitor López Rekarte1991–1991
Albert Celades1991–1992- Daniel García Lara1991–1991
Iván de la Peña1991–1992
Miguel Ángel Sánchez Muñoz1991–1991
Aitor Ocio1992–1992
Francisco Rufete1992–1993
Joseba Etxeberria1992–1994- Roger García Junyent1992–1993
- Toni Velamazán1992–1993
Javier Calleja1993–1993Javier Farinós1993–1994
Gabri García1994–1995
Dani Aranzubia1995–1996
Pablo Couñago1995–1996
Iker Casillas1996–1998
Borja Fernández1997–1998
David Aganzo1997–1998Moisés Hurtado1997–1998
Roberto Trashorras1997–1997
Vicente Rodríguez1997–1998- Albert Crusat1998–1999
Mikel Arteta1998–1999
Pepe Reina1998–1999Raúl Bravo1998–1998
José Antonio Reyes1999–2000
Sergio García de la Fuente1999–1999
Andrés Iniesta2000–2001
Jaime Gavilán2000–2001
Fernando Torres2001–2001
Francisco Montañés2001–2001
José Enrique2001–2001
José Manuel Jurado2001–2002- Miguel Flaño2001–2001
Miguel Ángel Moyá2001–2001
Roberto Jiménez Gago2001–2001Sergio Sánchez Ortega2001–2002
Sisinio González Martínez2001–2002
Antonio Adán2002–2002
Cesc Fàbregas2002–2003Esteban Granero2002–2002
Gerard Piqué2002–2003
Javi García2002–2002
Jorge Andújar Moreno2002–2002
Mario Suárez2002–2003
Markel Bergara2002–2002
Víctor Vázquez Solsona2002–2002
Imanol Agirretxe2003–2003
Aarón Ñíguez2004–2005
Adrián González2004–2004- Alberto Bueno2004–2004
Diego Capel2004–2004Jaume Costa2004–2004
Jeffrén Suárez2004–2004
Pedro Mosquera2004–2004Álex López2004–2004
César Azpilicueta2005–2005
Emilio Nsue2005–2005
Joel Robles2005–2005
Juan Mata Pata2005–2006
Nacho2005–2005- Sergio Tejera2005–2005
Antonio Luna Rodríguez2007–2007
Dani Pacheco2007–2007
Keko2007–2007
Sergio Canales Madrazo2007–2007
Thiago Alcântara2007–2007Borja Bastón2008–2008
Ignasi Miquel2008–2008
Iker Muníain2008–2008
Isco2008–2008
Iván Balliu2008–2008
Jordi Amat2008–2008
Koke2008–2008
Marc Muniesa2008–2008
Pablo Sarabia2008–2008
Derik Osede2009–2009Gerard Deulofeu2009–2010
Goku Román2009–2009
Iñigo Ruiz de Galarreta2009–2009
Javier Manquillo2009–2009
Jesé Rodríguez2009–2009
Jonás Ramalho2009–2009
José Campaña2009–2009
Juan Bernat2009–2009- Juan del Carmen Cámara2009–2009
Moi Gómez2009–2009
Paco Alcácer2009–2009
Rafinha2009–2009
Raúl de Tomás2009–2009
Saúl Ñíguez2009–2009
Víctor Álvarez Delgado2009–2009
Ignasi Miquel2010–2011
Adama Traoré2011–2012
Héctor Bellerín2011–2011- Rubén Blanco Veiga2011–2011
Rubén Duarte Sánchez2011–2011
Samu Castillejo2011–2011
Sandro Ramírez2011–2011
Sergi Samper2011–2011
Unai López2011–2011
Álex Grimaldo2011–2011
José Ángel Pozo2012–2012
Marco Asensio2012–2012
Rodri2012–2012
Aleix García2013–2013
Carles Aleñá2013–2013
Jesús Vallejo2013–2013
Manu García2013–2013
Pablo Maffeo2013–2013
Sergi Canós2013–2013
Unai Simón2013–2013
Carles Pérez2014–2014
Dani Olmo2014–2014
Fran Villalba2014–2014
Iñaki Peña2014–2015
Marc Hagit Cucurella2014–2014
Hugo Guillamón2016–2016- Sergio Camello2017–2017
Robert Navarro2018–2018
Cristhian Mosquera2019–2019
Gavi2019–2020
Ilias Akhomach2019–2020- Marc Casadó2019–2020
Nicolás Serrano2019–2019- Héctor Fort2021–2022
Lamine Yamal2021–2021
Pau Cubarsí2022–2022- Pedro Fernández Sarmiento2023–2023
The Spain national under-16 football team represents Spain in international football for children under 16.
This team is part of the national football structure of Spain, under the Royal Spanish Football Federation.
The team is controlled by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, the governing body for football in Spain.
Biography
Overview
The Spain national under-16 football team is a prominent youth team representing Spain in international football competitions for players under the age of 16. This team is governed by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, which oversees all football activities in Spain. The under-16 team serves as a crucial development platform for young talents aspiring to make their mark in the sport.
Development and Structure
As part of Spain's rich footballing tradition, the under-16 team plays a vital role in nurturing young players who may eventually progress to higher levels of competition, including the senior national team. The team's structure is designed to provide young athletes with the necessary training and exposure to international football, helping them develop their skills and understanding of the game.
International Representation
The Spain national under-16 football team competes in various international tournaments, showcasing the talents of its young players on a global stage. Through these competitions, the team not only aims to achieve success but also to foster a sense of teamwork and sportsmanship among its members, preparing them for future challenges in their football careers.
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Career & Clubs
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Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
The Spain national under-16 football team represents Spain in international football for children under 16 and is controlled by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, which is the governing body for football in Spain.
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