Osasuna, one of Spain’s most successful clubs in recent years, is set to make its debut at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and it's not just about football for this team.

Osasuna is known for its passion for the game, with fans who come from all over the world to watch their team play. The club has also made significant progress in recent seasons, winning the Spanish Segunda División title in 2019 and reaching the Copa del Rey final in 2020.

As Osasuna prepares to face some of the best teams in the world, there are several exciting developments that we can look forward to. One of the biggest changes coming up is the arrival of new coach Carlos Queiroz, who has spent his career working closely with former Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman.

Queiroz will bring a wealth of experience to the Osasuna bench, having worked under Koeman during his time at Barca. He will be looking to build on what he has learned from Koeman and create a squad that can compete at the highest level.

Another development is the return of a key player, striker Francisco Cuaresma, who had been out of action due to injuries throughout the season. With Cuaresma back in the lineup, Osasuna should have a strong attacking threat, as they look to build on their success in previous tournaments.

Overall, the 2026 World Cup looks like a very promising tournament for Osasuna, with plenty of opportunities for them to prove themselves against some of the best teams in the world. With the right support and guidance, they may even go further than expected.