President of the Spanish Football Federation: In perfect coordination with Barcelona, ​​Yamal will play in the last two World Cup qualifying matches

Spanish Football Federation President Luzan accepted an interview with Movistar+, saying that there is perfect coordination between the Football Association and Barcelona Club, and confirmed that they can safely recruit Yamal to participate in the next two 2026 World Cup qualifiers.

Luzan said: "Of course we will do this, especially for Yamal and for every player in the national team. We are particularly grateful to the clubs for their support. After all, these players are members of the club and we must maintain perfect coordination, just like now in Spain The Football Association is cooperating with national team director Karanka and the management, technical and medical teams of each club."

Luzan conveyed a message of reassurance to Barcelona and its head coach Flick, expressing his understanding that they want all players to be in the best condition.

"The national team coach De La Fuente maintains a good relationship with everyone. From this point of view, the Barcelona coach wants his players to be in the best condition, and these small discussions will not cause bigger problems because we have never had any tension or anything like that."

Luzan added: "We will always take coordination Action, because the first consideration is the emotion of the club, and we also attach great importance to the health of the players in the national team. Please rest assured that there will be no disputes in this regard."

Luzan also gave his own views on the last two games that the Spanish team is about to face - against Georgia and Turkey to win tickets to the 2026 World Cup.

"We have to keep our feet on the ground, because we know the uncertainty of football matches. We have a very important game in Georgia, and also a game against Turkey in Seville, where I believe we can finally lock in the top spot in the group and calmly go to Washington for the World Cup draw ceremony," he concluded.