David Raya aims to secure Spain's starting goalkeeper spot for World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 3:40 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
David Raya expressed his determination to become Spain's number one goalkeeper for the World Cup during a press conference on June 14. Competing against established goalkeeper Unai Simon and Joan Garcia, Raya highlighted his preparation and focus on contributing to the national team. He emphasized the challenge posed by Simon and Garcia, especially with Simon being a Euro 2024 winner. Raya won a third consecutive Golden Glove award last season, indicating his strong form. He aims to perform well for Spain and help the team add a second star to their shirt.
- •David Raya competing for starting goalkeeper position for Spain.
- •Faces competition from Unai Simon and Joan Garcia.
- •Raya previously won a third consecutive Golden Glove.
- •Expressed commitment to improve and help the national team.
- •Press conference held on June 14 ahead of World Cup.
- 3:40 PMYahoo Sports — David Raya determined to be Spain’s number one for World Cup
"David Raya has said he is doing all he can to be Spain’s number one goalkeeper for the World Cup.Spain boast remarkable strength in depth in goal, with Raya competing against long-term number one Un...
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