Spain's Vincente Del Bosque Announces World Cup Provisional Squad
Earlier today, Spain Head Coach VIncente Del Bosque named a 30-player provisional list for the FIFA World Cup.
The usual powerhouses like Xavi Hernandez, David Villa, Fernando Torres, Iker Casillas, Fabregas and Carles Puyol made the list.
As pundits and fans alike eagerly anticipated the players who would get their first call-ups, many exciting names emerged from the list.
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Athletico Madrid shot stopper, David De Gea was called up-although Reina, Valdes and Casillas stand in his way...as a keeper.
Barcelona starlet Pedro, who is having a phenomenal season, was mentioned, Osasuna’s Cesar Azpilicueta and Athletic Bilbao’s highly rated midfielder Javi Martinez, all of whom are uncapped at the senior level.
As forwards, Danny Guiza of Fernabahce, Athletic Bilbao's LLorente and Sevilla's Alvaro Negredo complete the "other" guys.
Although the main list will be finished and made known by May 19, many of these stars can anticipate a future campaign come June 11, when the 2010 FIFA World Cup commences.
Here is the full list with club teams:
Goalkeepers
Player Team
Iker Casillas Real Madrid
David De Gea Atletico Madrid
Diego Lopez Villarreal
Pepe Reina Liverpool
Víctor Valdes
Barcelona
Defenders
Raul Albiol Real Madrid
Alvaro Arbeloa Real Madrid
Cesar Azpilicueta Osasuna
Joan Capdevila Villarreal
Carlos Marchena Valencia
Gerard Pique Barcelona
Carles Puyol Barcelona
Sergio Ramos Real Madrid
Midfielders
Xabi Alonso Real Madrid
Sergio Busquets Barcelona
Cesc Fabregas Arsenal
Andres Iniesta Barcelona
Javi Martinez Athletic Bilbao
Marcos Senna Villarreal
David Silva Valencia
Xavi Barcelona
Santi Cazorla Villarreal
Jesus Navas Sevilla
Juan Mata Valencia
Forwards
Pedro Barcelona
Daniel Guiza Fenerbahce
Fernando Llorente Athletic Bilbao
Alvaro Negredo Sevilla
Fernando Torres Liverpool
David Villa Valencia
With these players at Del Bosque's disposal, he might have arguably the most creative and attacking side out of the 32 teams that will feature at the World's biggest stage.






