The Guerreras began their World Cup journey with an affordable start against Paraguay

Spain's women's handball team will look to win the World Cup in the Netherlands and Germany, where they will open Gerres against Paraguay

Guerreras starts his World Cup campaign with an affordable debut against Paraguay

- Ambrose Martin The women's first objective is to reach the quarter-finals and play.

- Spain - Paraguay, Live, Wednesday 6 00 p.m.

Spain's women's handball team will try to qualify for the World Championships in the Netherlands and Germany, where the national team will start another fight for medals at the 2029 World Cup in Spain.

This is the podium in the distance for the Sitros Martros team.The approach to the Union and Europe is readily apparent.

"This is a very young team that can play the second championship together in practice and therefore it takes time to mature, but I think that last year we showed our evolution in this World Cup," said the Spanish coach, "said the Spanish coach.

The formation group in search of its style

A progression where Spain has already taken the most important step to find the style of play that makes it recognizable, a philosophy of play that can be defined in two words: defend and run.

- It is brave to enter the defense, an active defense where there is definitely the ball, we can politicize the ball and take advantage of Ambrge Martín.

The intensity of the defense is reflected in the game 5-1, which allowed the warriors to find around what was lost and beat numerous groups of the Supreme Committee of the World Cup, which they won, during the victories of the prelimins.

But the Spanish team is not only betting on speed with open defenses.Instead, the philosophy of defending and running seems to be part of the DNA of the new generation of Guerrera.

Players like the 21-year-old, who not only goes 180 centimeters from the axis of the defense, but is also the first to go up in attack.

Bera Bera Super Amara, who is a fixture in the coach's plans after making his debut with the national team at last year's European championships, also has a strong shot.

The new Guerreras have other signs, not only Carmen Arroyo or Esther Somaza, but above all 24-year-old Dolgado, 24-year-old Delgado, 24-year-old Delgado of Sea.

"Ahora tenemos jugadoras que pueden lanzar de atrás en el ataque posicional y esa es una alternativa que quizá antes no teníamos", destacó Ambros Martín, que no ha dudado en dar el máximo protagonismo a la jugadora del Gloria Bistrita rumano, con quien promedia más de cinco goles por partidos en la Liga de Campeones.

A combination of youth and experience

The face of the new Spain that the coach wanted to surround with much more experienced players such as the central defender Alicia Fernandez or the winger Maytana Etxbaria, who were not part of the team that played last year at the European Championships in Austria, Hungary and Switzerland, in which the Warriors could not advance from the start.

The experience that joins the excitement with which the debut is in a major international competition is that they are in the major international competition Lucía Lucea (24), Winger Lisa OPIDal (21) or back Maddi Bengoetxa (25).

The nets with which the Guerreras will try to reach the coveted quarterfinals, although neither the players nor the coaches set limits, the ceiling of the Spanish team was immersed in the entire reconstruction process.

Target: quarterfinals

To do so, Ambrose Martin's side must get through the first round, where Spain will face Paraguay, the Faroe Islands and Montenegro in the German city of Trier.

The debut of Jazmín Mendoza and Ariana Portello or Graftal La Roja Prifi, the debut of Debrior, the era of counting islands, will create an obstacle that will not stop the Spanish team.

Against Montenegro, seventh in the last World Cup, which will force the Warriors to be at their best if they want to beat a Rockets team that counts striker Dordina Djokovic as its biggest star.

A win is essential to progress to the second stage where they will likely face the top three in Group C, Germany, Serbia and Iceland, a real option to grab one of the top two spots that would qualify them for the quarter finals.

“The aim is to compete with all the opponents we will face in front of us.Regardless of the name or type of competitor.We have to think about ourselves,” the Spaniard concluded.