The Spanish National Team will once again be close to its fans this Monday, October 6th, during the evening training session starting at 7:30 p.m. on Field A at Ciudad del Fútbol in Las Rozas. The training session will be open to the public, with free admission until capacity is reached. This follows the path set by Luis de la Fuente, since his appointment as the national team's head coach, to hold open training sessions whenever possible during gatherings.

This way, the national team will train once again in front of stands expected to be filled with people of all ages ready to convey the warmth of their support to the players, which is essential for the two crucial matches they will play in this international window against Scotland (October 12th in Seville) and Norway (October 15th in Oslo). In both matches, Spain will aim to solidify its position in the qualifying group stage for Euro 2024 and, if possible, secure its spot in Germany mathematically.

It's worth mentioning that Scotland, having played one more match than the Spanish team, has 6 points more than Luis de la Fuente's squad (15 points for Scotland compared to Spain's 9, the latter in 4 matches). Meanwhile, Norway ranks third in the group with 7 points from 5 matches. The match at La Cartuja against Scotland is particularly significant, considering that Spain suffered a 2-0 defeat in the match held in Glasgow.