Andorra

Overview

The Andorra national football team represents the small co-principality of Andorra in international association football. The Andorran Football Federation was founded in 1994, and the team competes under UEFA in European qualifying competitions. Andorra has not won any major senior international titles, and the side is generally regarded as one of the least experienced in European football, reflecting the country's limited population and the relatively recent development of organised football within its borders.

The team has historically struggled in competitive fixtures against more established nations, though it has occasionally produced competitive performances. Players in the current squad include Iker Álvarez, M. De Castro, Josep Gómes, Mauro Rabelo, Á. Ruíz, and Biel Borra. Some players representing Andorra have professional club experience in Spanish and other European leagues, which has gradually raised the standard within the national setup. The federation continues to develop domestic football infrastructure with the aim of improving long-term competitive results.