The 1x1 of the Barça players in this FIFA date in June

The FIFA date in June has come to an end for most of the FC Barcelona players called up with their respective national teams in competitions such as the UEFA Nations League and the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup (Mexico, Canada and the United States). In general, their performances were positive, and in FCBN we review the most outstanding.

Lamine Yamal:

The right winger was decisive for the Spanish national team in the 'semis' of the Nations League against France, converting a pair of goals in the 5-4 victory: the 3-0 from the penalty spot and the 5-1, closing a stellar duel both in numbers and in sensations.

However, in the final against Portugal, the story was different. Lamine failed to influence the score and was involved in a demanding duel with Nuno Mendes, from which he did not fare well.

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Pedri González:

The Canary Islands midfielder made the most of his minutes with Spain. He scored a real goal against France that meant the momentary 4-0, and in the final against Portugal he gave the assist for the second and definitive goal by Oyarzabal for the 1-2.

Gavi and Dani Olmo, with little prominence:

Gavi had a discreet return to the national team. He only played a few minutes against France and did not participate in the final against Portugal.

In a similar situation was Dani Olmo, who only saw minutes against the French team without incidence in goals or assists, and was not used against Portugal.

Pau Cubarsí and Fermín López had no participation:

The other two 'culés' called up by Spain, Pau Cubarsí and Fermín López, did not add minutes in any of the two commitments.

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Marc-André ter Stegen:

Marc-André ter Stegen returned to defend Germany's goal after overcoming his injury. He was a starter against Portugal in the 'semis' of the Nations League and against France for the third place of this event, but his team did not achieve victory in any of the duels.

The goalkeeper conceded four goals in total (two in each commitment), although he made several outstanding saves, demonstrating that he is gradually recovering his best level.

Frenkie de Jong:

The Dutch midfielder was a starter in the two matches of the Netherlands, against Finland (0-2) and Malta (8-0), playing 90 minutes in both matches.

Against Finland he did not have a major impact at the statistical level, but against Malta he distributed two assists: one for Van Dijk in the 3-0 and another for Donyell Malen in the 7-0.

Frenkie de Jong in the match between the Netherlands and Malta in the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup

Raphinha:

Called up for the matches against Ecuador (0-0) and Paraguay (1-0), Raphinha only played against the Paraguayan team, as he served a sanction against the Ecuadorians.

He had no direct impact on the score, but he was part of the squad that sealed Brazil's pass to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Raphinha in the match between Brazil and Paraguay in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers

Ronald Araujo:

Ronald Araujo was one of the most used by Marcelo Bielsa. He played the 90 minutes against Paraguay (2-0), where he was pointed out for committing the penalty of 2-0, and also against Venezuela (2-0).

Pablo Torre and Gerard Martín, waiting with the under-21s

The Barcelona players who represent the Spanish under-21 team, Pablo Torre and Gerard Martín, still have their FIFA date to play. Both will participate in the European Under-21 Championship that will begin on June 11, with three guaranteed commitments and the option to advance according to the results.