Lamin Jamal returns to the Spanish national team .. and the absence of 3 big names

The Spanish national football team coach, Louis de la Fuente, announced today, Friday, his squad for the matches of the European qualifiers for the next 2026 World Cup against Georgia and Bulgaria, and Danny Carvajal, Niko Williams and Alvaro Morata missed it, while the Atletico Madrid players Pablo Parrios and Marcus Euritte included.
Barius’s summons, crowned with the golden football competition at the Paris Olympic Games, came last summer, after he became essential in his club, and to compensate for the absence of Barcelona player Firmin Lopez, who suffers from a cotton muscle injury.
For his part, Lordi returns to the national team instead of the Celta Vigo Oscar Mingoisa player.
The list included the promising Barcelona star Lamine Jamal, who is just an injury he suffered with the team in the last stopping period last September, despite the criticism of the German coach of Barcelona Hanzi Felk, who accused the Spanish team of exacerbating his injury of forcing him to play during the previous international window.
Many of those crowned by the European Cup last year, led by Real Madrid defender Danny Carvajal, the Attik Bilbao Niko Williams, is absent from the injury, and the captain Komo striker Alvaro Morata, who is trying to return to his level, and the Paris Saint -Germain player Fabian Royce after La Venette preferred to rest.
Here is the squad: goalkeeper: Unai Simon (Athletic Bilbao), David Raya (Arsenal English), Alex Remiro (Real Sociedad). Defense: Marcus Llorente and Roban Le Norman (Atletico Madrid), Dean Housen (Real Madrid), Pedro Boro (English Tottenham), Danny Vivian (Athletic Bilbao), Pao Cubarry (Barcelona), Alejandro Grimaldo (Bayer Leverkusen German), Mark Cocorella (Chelsea Chelsea). Midfield: Martin Supernde and Michael Mirino (Arsenal), Rodri (Manchester City), Bidri (Barcelona), Alex Garcia (Bayer Leverkusen), Alex Bayina and Paplo Barius (Atletico Madrid). The attack: Danny Olmo, Lamine Jamal and Jiran Torres (Barcelona), Jeremy Pino (Villarreal), Michael Orasabal (Real Sociedad), Jesus Rodrigis (Komo), Jorge de Frotos (Rayo Vicano), Samo Aghahua (Portuguese Porto).