Team sheet · 2000s
Best 15Spainof the 2000s
Looking for the best 15 Spain players of the 2000s? This ranked list covers the top 15 footballers from the Beat The Invincible World Cup–era draft catalog, ordered by overall rating with positions, attributes, and scouting notes. #1 is Xavi, followed by Iker Casillas, while Joaquín closes the sheet at #15.
These ratings and rankings come from the Beat The Invincible game catalog — they are not an official FIFA, federation, or media ranking.
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Best 15 Spain players ranked
Spain 2000s footballers ordered 1–15 by overall rating — not grouped by position.
CMWC 2002 · 2006
Xavi
OVR
93
Pace70Shot76Pass95Drib92Def72Phys70A squad member in 2002 and starter in 2006 who evolved into Spain's defining midfield controller and one of world football's finest passers by 2008–09.
GKWC 2002 · 2006
Iker Casillas
OVR
92
Pace64Shot18Pass73Drib47Def20Phys78Spain's first-choice goalkeeper at both World Cups, outstanding in the 2002 shootout against the Republic of Ireland, and established as one of the world's elite keepers by the end of the decade.
CMWC 2006
Andrés Iniesta
OVR
92
Pace83Shot76Pass92Drib95Def60Phys67Made his World Cup debut in 2006 and became an exceptional press-resistant creator whose technique and intelligence were central to Spain's rise late in the decade.
CFWC 2002 · 2006
Raúl
OVR
92
Pace84Shot93Pass84Drib90Def44Phys78Spain's iconic forward and captain for much of the decade, scoring three times in 2002 and remaining the national team's principal attacking figure through 2006.
STWC 2006
David Villa
OVR
91
Pace88Shot93Pass82Drib89Def40Phys76Scored three goals at his debut World Cup in 2006 and developed into Spain's most complete and dependable goalscorer during the decade's closing years.
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Beat The InvincibleCBWC 2002 · 2006
Carles Puyol
OVR
91
Pace79Shot56Pass76Drib72Def93Phys90A fiercely competitive and versatile defender who started throughout the 2002 and 2006 campaigns and became the defensive leader of Spain's emerging golden generation.
CDMWC 2006
Xabi Alonso
OVR
90
Pace67Shot82Pass92Drib83Def84Phys80A key 2006 midfielder who scored against Ukraine and offered elite long-range distribution, tactical discipline and control from deep.
STWC 2006
Fernando Torres
OVR
90
Pace92Shot89Pass77Drib87Def41Phys84Led Spain's attack at the 2006 World Cup and scored three goals, combining exceptional acceleration with intelligent movement and increasingly clinical finishing.
CBWC 2002
Fernando Hierro
OVR
89
Pace58Shot72Pass80Drib66Def91Phys84Spain's captain and defensive authority in 2002, combining leadership and elite positioning with an unusual scoring threat from penalties and set pieces.
CMWC 2006
Cesc Fàbregas
OVR
89
Pace74Shot82Pass91Drib88Def65Phys72An influential 2006 substitute at only 19, including an excellent performance against Tunisia, before developing into one of Europe's leading creative midfielders.
STWC 2002
Fernando Morientes
OVR
88
Pace78Shot90Pass75Drib83Def43Phys88Spain's leading central striker at the 2002 World Cup, where he scored three goals and provided an elite aerial and penalty-area presence.
CAMWC 2002
Juan Carlos Valerón
OVR
88
Pace72Shot80Pass90Drib91Def49Phys63Spain's most elegant attacking playmaker in the early 2000s, providing exceptional vision and technique while scoring during the 2002 group stage.
RBWC 2006
Sergio Ramos
OVR
88
Pace86Shot69Pass80Drib81Def87Phys86Became Spain's starting right-back at the 2006 World Cup while still only 20 and developed into a world-class defender during the latter half of the decade.
CDMWC 2006
Marcos Senna
OVR
88
Pace71Shot80Pass87Drib82Def88Phys84A composed defensive midfielder in the 2006 squad who later became indispensable to Spain through his ball recovery, positioning and reliable distribution.
RMWC 2002 · 2006
Joaquín
OVR
87
Pace91Shot78Pass84Drib90Def42Phys73A gifted and explosive winger selected for both World Cups, remembered especially for his dangerous attacking display against South Korea in the 2002 quarter-final.
Best 15 Spain 2000s FAQ
Who is No. 1 among the best 15 Spain players of the 2000s?
Xavi ranks first on this Spain 2000s best 15 as a CM with 93 overall.
Who is in the best 15 of Spain in the 2000s?
The best 15 Spain footballers of the 2000s on this sheet are: Xavi, Iker Casillas, Andrés Iniesta, Raúl, David Villa, Carles Puyol, Xabi Alonso, Fernando Torres, Fernando Hierro, Cesc Fàbregas, Fernando Morientes, Juan Carlos Valerón, Sergio Ramos, Marcos Senna, Joaquín.
How is the Spain 2000s best 15 ranked?
Players are ranked by overall rating in the Beat The Invincible catalog for Spain in the 2000s, with positions and scouting notes for each selection. It is a game ranking for drafting — not an official federation list.
Can I draft Spain 2000s players in Beat The Invincible?
Yes. In Beat The Invincible you draft legends from country × era packs — including Spain in the 2000s — then pick a formation and try to beat The Invincible.