Max Caldas brings together a large group in Terrassa before the next work block in Spain

A long list to measure wardrobe and competitive pace

The call released by the RFEH for the absolute men's concentration in Terrassa brings together 34 players and offers a fairly clear photograph of the group's moment. There are established names from the international block, players from leading clubs in the Spanish league and an important layer of profiles that today compete in Belgium and the Netherlands.

The list combines regular references from the first team with players who continue to push to increase their weight in the rotation.

The presence of names distributed among Polo, Club de Campo, Atlètic, Egara, Oranje-Rood, Rotterdam or Léopold reinforces the idea of ​​a group very open to different competitive schools.

The work block also serves to continue setting automations before the next international windows.

This type of call matters because it not only talks about the next training, but about the real scope of the project. When a coach like Max Caldas puts together a group like this in Terrassa, what is evaluated is not only the present: it is also measured how much internal competition Spain can sustain in the following months.