The draw for the European qualifying groups for the 2026 FIFA World Cup took place on Friday with a host of Barcelona players discovering their opponents.
Barca have a large Spanish contingent but still have to play Frenkie de Jong’s Netherlands in the Nations League quarter-finals first.
The result of that match will determine which group they go into.
Should Spain with the game they will drop into Group E and will face Turkey, Georgia and Bulgaria in World Cup qualifying.
However, if the Dutch emerge victorious then Spain will instead go into Group G and take on Robert Lewandowski’s Poland, Finland, Lithuania and Malta.