Squad
- César Palacios2022current
- Álex Valle2022current
Francisco Buyo1977–1977- Ricardo Gallego1977–1977
- Santiago Urquiaga1977–1977
- Agustín Rodríguez Santiago1979–1980
- Marcos Alonso Peña1979–1979
Miguel Tendillo1979–1979- Diego Rodríguez Fernández1980–1981
- Francisco López Alfaro1981–1981
Fernando Gómez Colomer1985–1985
Jon Andoni Goikoetxea1985–1985
Juan Carlos Unzué1985–1985
Marcelino García Toral1985–1985
Nayim1985–1985- Patxi Ferreira1985–1985
- Rafael Paz1985–1985
- Sebastián Losada1985–1985
Albert Ferrer1989–1990
Antonio Pinilla1989–1990- David Villabona1989–1990
Ismael Urzaiz1989–1991
Javi Gracia1989–1990- José Emilio Amavisca1989–1990
- Justo Ruiz1989–1990
- Mikel Lasa1989–1990
- Paqui1989–1990
Roberto Solozábal1989–1990
Santiago Cañizares1989–1990
Abelardo Fernández1990–1990
Asier Garitano1990–1990- Bittor Alkiza1990–1990
- Gabriel Vidal1990–1990
Javier Manjarín1990–1990- Ángel Cuéllar1991–1991
Óscar García Junyent1991–1991
Gaizka Mendieta1993–1993- Javi Navarro1993–1993
- César Martín1995–1995
Fernando Morientes1995–1995
Iván de la Peña1995–1995
Javier López Vallejo1995–1995
Joseba Etxeberria1995–1995
Miguel Ángel Sánchez Muñoz1995–1995
Míchel Salgado1995–1995
Raúl1995–1995- Roger García Junyent1995–1995
- Toni Velamazán1995–1995
- Alberto Rivera Pizarro1997–1997
David Albelda1997–1997- Felip Ortiz1997–1997
Gerard López1997–1997- Ismael Ruiz1997–1997
Javier Farinós1997–1997- Jesús María Lacruz1997–1997
- Josetxo1997–1997
Marc Bernaus1997–1997
Miguel Ángel Angulo1997–1997
Raúl Tamudo1997–1997
Dani Aranzubia1998–1999- Fernando Varela Ramos1998–1999
- Gonzalo Colsa1998–1999
Pablo Couñago1998–1999
Pablo Orbaiz1998–1999
Rubén Suárez1998–1999
Carlos Marchena1999–1999
David Aganzo1999–2001
Fernando Soriano1999–1999
Francisco Yeste1999–1999
Gabri García1999–1999
Iker Casillas1999–1999
José Javier Barkero1999–1999
Xavi Hernández1999–1999
Álvaro Rubio1999–1999
Arzu2001–2001
Corona2001–2001
David García de la Cruz2001–2001- Nano2001–2001
Roberto Trashorras2001–2001- Rubén González Rocha2001–2001
Víctor Valdés2001–2001- Alexis Ruano Delgado2002–2005
Carlos García Badías2002–2003
Fernando Vega2002–2002
Joan Verdú2002–2002
Manuel del Moral2002–2003
Rubén Iván Martínez2002–2002- Toché2002–2003
Ander Murillo2003–2003
Andrés Iniesta2003–2003
Asier Riesgo2003–2003
Carlos González Peña2003–2003
Carmelo González2003–2003
Daniel Jarque2003–2003- Francisco Molinero2003–2005
Gabriel Fernández Arena2003–2003- Igor Angulo2003–2003
Jaime Gavilán2003–2005
Javi Fuego2003–2003- Javier Flaño2003–2003
Juanfran Torres2003–2005- Melli2003–2003
Miguel Ángel Moyá2003–2003
Raúl Albiol2003–2005
Sergio García de la Fuente2003–2003- Sergio Rodríguez García2003–2003
Vitolo2003–2003
Ángel Javier Arizmendi2003–2003- Agus2005–2005
Alberto Zapater2005–2005- Braulio Nóbrega2005–2005
Cesc Fàbregas2005–2005
Fernando Llorente2005–2005
Javier Chica2005–2005
Javier Garrido2005–2005
Jonathan Soriano2005–2005
José Enrique2005–2005
Manuel Fernández Muñiz2005–2005
Markel Bergara2005–2005
Roberto Jiménez Gago2005–2005- Víctor Casadesús2005–2005
Adrián González2007–2007
Adrián López Álvarez2007–2007- Alberto Bueno2007–2007
Antonio Adán2007–2007
Antonio Barragán2007–2007
David Lombán2007–2007
Diego Capel2007–2007
Esteban Granero2007–2007
Fabricio Agosto2007–2007
Gerard Piqué2007–2007
Gorka Elustondo2007–2007
Javi García2007–2007
Jeffrén Suárez2007–2007
Jonathan Pereira Rodríguez2007–2007
José Ángel Crespo2007–2007
Juan Mata Pata2007–2007
Marc Valiente2007–2007
Marcos García Barreno2007–2007
Mario Suárez2007–2007
Roberto Canella2007–2007- Roberto Jiménez Gago2007–2007
Stephen Sunday2007–2007
Aarón Ñíguez2009–2009
Alberto Botía2009–2009
Ander Herrera2009–2009
Andreu Fontàs2009–2009
César Azpilicueta2009–2009
Dani Parejo2009–2009
David de Gea2009–2009
Diego Mariño Villar2009–2009
Dídac Vilà2009–2009
Edu Bedia2009–2009
Emilio Nsue2009–2009
Enrique García Martínez2009–2009
Fran Mérida2009–2009
Iago Falque2009–2009
Ignacio Camacho2009–2009- Iván Bolado2009–2009
Jordi Alba2009–2009
Joselu2009–2009
José Ángel Valdés2009–2009
Manuel Castellano2009–2009
Mario Gaspar Pérez2009–2009
Oriol Romeu2009–2011- Oriol Romeu2009–2009
- Sergio Asenjo2009–2009
Tomás Mejías2009–2009- Víctor Laguardia2009–2009
Álvaro Domínguez2009–2009
Óscar de Marcos2009–2009
Aitor Fernández Abarisketa2011–2011
Alejandro Saucedo2011–2011
Antonio Luna Rodríguez2011–2011
Carles Planas2011–2011
Cristian Tello2011–2011
Dani Pacheco2011–2011
Ezequiel Calvente2011–2011
Fernando Pacheco Flores2011–2011
Hugo Mallo2011–2011
Iker Muníain2011–2011
Isco2011–2011
Iñigo Martínez2011–2011
Jordi Amat2011–2011- Jorge Pulido2011–2011
Kiko Femenía2011–2011
Koke2011–2011
Pedro Obiang2011–2012
Rodrigo2011–2011
Ronaldo2011–2011
Sergi Roberto2011–2011
Sergio Canales Madrazo2011–2011
Álex Fernández2011–2011
Álvaro Vázquez2011–2011
Adrián Ortolá2012–2013- Borja López2012–2012
Fede Vico2012–2013- Iván López Mendoza2012–2012
José Antonio Delgado Villar2012–2012
Pablo Insua2012–2013- Rubén Blanco Veiga2012–2012
Salva Ruiz2012–2012
Álvaro Vadillo2012–2014- Ager Aketxe2013–2013
Denís Suárez2013–2013
Derik Osede2013–2013
Diego Llorente2013–2013
Gerard Deulofeu2013–2013
Jairo Samperio2013–2013
Javier Manquillo2013–2013
Jesé Rodríguez2013–2013
Jonathan Castro Otto2013–2013
José Campaña2013–2013
José Luis Gayà2013–2013
José Rodríguez Martínez2013–2013
Juan Bernat2013–2013
Omar Mascarell2013–2013
Paco Alcácer2013–2013
Rubén García Santos2013–2013- Rubén Yáñez2013–2013
Saúl Ñíguez2013–2013
Suso2013–2013
Óliver Torres2013–2013- Aitor Buñuel2016–2016
- Javi Puado2016–2016
Marc Hagit Cucurella2016–2016- Peru Nolaskoain2016–2016
Álvaro Fernández2016–2016
Beñat Prados2019–2019
Jon Pacheco2019–2019
Jon Martín2024–2024
The Spain national under-20 football team represents Spain in international football at the under-20 age level.
The team is controlled by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, the governing body for football in Spain.
Spain's under-20 team won the FIFA U-20 World Cup in 1999, marking a significant achievement in their history.
Biography
Overview
The Spain national under-20 football team is the youth representative of Spain in international football, governed by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). This team plays a crucial role in developing young talent and providing a platform for future stars of Spanish football.
Achievements
The team has a notable history in international competitions, particularly in the FIFA U-20 World Cup. They achieved their greatest success in 1999 when they became champions, showcasing their talent on a global stage. Additionally, they have been runners-up twice, in 1985 and 2003, further solidifying their reputation in youth football.
Legacy
Beyond team victories, individual players from the Spain national under-20 team have also garnered recognition, winning various awards at the FIFA World Youth Cups. This highlights the team's ability to not only compete but also to nurture players who excel individually, contributing to the rich legacy of Spanish football.
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Career & Clubs
- National team
- Spain
Legacy
In addition to team victories, Spanish players have won individual awards at FIFA World Youth Cups.
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
The Spain national under-20 football team represents Spain in international football at this age level and is controlled by Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), the governing body for football in Spain.
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