Spain W

Overview

Spain W is the senior women's national football team representing Spain, governed by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, which was founded in 1913. The team competes under the UEFA umbrella and plays its home matches across various Spanish venues. Although the federation has a long history in the sport, the senior women's side has not recorded a major international title at World Cup or European Championship level to date.

The squad has developed considerable depth in recent years, drawing players from competitive domestic and European club football. Current prominent figures in the squad include goalkeepers Cata Coll, Misa, and A. Agirrezabala, defender Ona Batlle, midfielder Adriana Nanclares, and forward Enith Salón. The team plays in the traditional red and yellow colours associated with Spanish national sides.

Spain W participates in FIFA World Cup and UEFA Women's Euro qualifying cycles. The growth of the women's domestic league in Spain has contributed to a broader pool of competitive players available for national selection.