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Spain Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad, Schedule & Records

Check Spain’s full squad, Pool C schedule and World Cup history as the two-time finalists target their first-ever title at the FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2026.

13.08.2026
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Spain Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad
Two-time finalists Spain are ready for the Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026, as the Red Sticks are eyeing winning their first-ever World Cup gold medal. Spain announced their complete squad for the tournament on 29th June 2026.

Complete Spain squad in Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 

  • Luis Calzado (Goalkeeper)
  • Rafael Revilla (Goalkeeper)
  • Alejandro Alonso
  • Jordi Bonastre
  • Xavier Gispert
  • Rafael Vilallonga
  • Marc Recasens
  • Borja Lacalle
  • José Basterra
  • Gerard Clapés
  • Marc Reyné
  • Marc Miralles (Captain)
  • Pepe Cunill
  • Joaquín Menini
  • Pol Cabré-Verdiell
  • Marc Vizcaíno
  • Bruno Font
  • Nicolás Álvarez
  • Iñaky Zaldúa
  • Ignacio Cobos

Spain's schedule in Pool C of Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 

16 August 2026 – 14:30: Spain vs South Africa (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

18 August 2026 – 14:00: Spain vs Australia (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

20 August 2026 – 17:00: Ireland vs Spain (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)


Spain's performances in men's FIH Hockey World Cup history 

Spain finished as runners-up twice in their World Cup history (1971 and 1998), but they are yet to win this tournament. While Spain has qualified for every edition of the tournament, they haven’t qualified for the semi-finals for the last four editions; the best among those finished in fifth position in the 2010 edition. 

  • Spain has qualified for the Men’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 by finishing in third place in the 2024–25 FIH Pro League, where the Netherlands won the league and Belgium finished in second position, but as both top two teams already secured their World Cup qualifications as the hosts, Spain claimed the spot.


1971: Runners-up

1973: 5th

1975: 8th

1978: 5th

1982: 11th

1986: 5th

1990: 8th

1994: 9th

1998: Runners-up

2002: 11th

2006: 3rd

2010: 5th

2014: 8th

2018: 13th

2023: 6th


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