Spain’s 2026 World Cup squad has cultivated a strong "all for one" mentality during their summer camp, according to ESPN writer Graham Hunter. The team’s relaxed vibe—seen in late‑night card games and golf sessions—shows a unity that could carry them past France and into the title.

Hunter notes that the squad has faced heavy injuries, with key players like Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams returning from long layoffs. Despite not being at peak fitness, Spain’s resilience and camaraderie have kept them unbeaten in competitive 90‑minute matches since March 2023.

Coach Luis de la Fuente has pushed the players hard, yet the camp’s low‑pressure environment allows them to bond and recover mentally. The crew’s shared joy and focus, combined with standout performers like Mikel Merino, suggest that Spain remains a top contender in the tournament.

With a solid foundation of teamwork and individual brilliance, the Spanish side looks ready to challenge France and potentially secure a second World Cup trophy.