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16 people were shortlisted for the latest European training session for the “golden boys”

The 2004 generation had just won the European Under-18 Championship and the World Under-19 Championship. And this summer they conclude the training period with the U20 European Championship in Poland (July 13-21). Salva Camps will be the technical manager and will work with 16 pre-selected players from June 10th.

This is one of the most promising generations of Spanish basketball. The accumulation of talent, competitiveness and character faces another new challenge: the European Championships in Poland, which will take place from July 13 to 21.

The pandemic prevented them from playing in the U16 European Championship, and some of the 2005 generation have started to be spotted at the U17 World Cup in Malaga 2022. But together with the 2004 generation, they won the U18-2022 European Championship and the U19-2023 World Championship. the last great success of the Spanish formation.

The roadmap for 2024 starts in Malaga on June 10 with a preliminary concentration. On the 21st they will resume it in La Línea de la Concepción, where they will play the tournament on the 28th, 29th and 30th. From 5 to 7 July they will play a tournament in Italy, and then make their debut at the European Championships in Gdynia. (Poland) July 13. Salva Kamps will serve as technical manager alongside Marc Estani and Victor Perez.

The shortlist consists of Rafa Villar (ICG Força Lleida), Sergio de Larrea (Valencia Basket), Conrad Martinez (Arizona Wildcats) Alejandro Moreno (Casademont Zaragoza), Lucas Marie (Valencia Basket), Lucas Langarita (Casademont Zaragoza), Jordi Rodriguez (Joventut Badalona), Ab Sedik Garuba (Odilo Cartagena) Isaac Nogues (Lobe Huesca Magic), Gerard Bosch (MNU), Alvaro Folgueiras (Robert Morris) David Gomez (Real Betis Basketball), Adai Mara (University of California at Los Angeles), Onuetu’s victory (Monbus Obradoiro), Fabian Flores (UCAM Murcia) and Martin Iglesias (Lobe Huesca Magic)