Robert Sanchez trains with Spain during their recent get together for World Cup qualifiers
Albion goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has been named in Spain’s squad for the Euros.
National team boss Luis Enrique confirmed his selection today as one of three goalkeepers in his 24-man group.
He joins David De Gea of Manchester United and Unai Simon, the likely first choice, of Athletic de Bilbao.
While Albion have one player in the squad, Real Madrid have none. Their legendary defender Sergio Ramos, who has struggled for fitness, was the most notable absentee from the list.
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Spain play Sweden, Poland and Slovakia, all at La Cartuja in Seville, in the group stage.
They have a friendly against Portugal in Seville in June 4 and Lithuania in Leganes four days later.
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