
Argentina · Argentina · FIH Hockey Pro League 2025/26
Lucas Rey confirmed Argentina's call-up for the London and Berlin windows against England, Australia, Germany and Spain.
May 29, 2026 · 1 min read · StickAtlas Desk
The Argentine Hockey Confederation announced the Los Leones squad for the final two European windows of the 2025/26 FIH Pro League. The staff led by Lucas Rey set the list with the end of the annual tournament in mind and a tour that will begin on 9 June.
The first stop will be London, where Argentina will play from 13 to 21 June against England and Australia. After that the team will move to Berlin to face Germany and Spain, closing the schedule with four matches against top opponents in a short span.
The CAH itself stresses that the Pro League is the most prestigious annual tournament in international hockey and that the 2025/26 edition awards a direct place at the 2028 Olympic Games to the champion. The squad announcement is therefore more than a travel list: it defines the group with which Argentina will face a decisive stretch of high-level competition.
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