Bonmati, Putellas lead Spain as Hermoso overlooked for Euro 2025

Coach Montse Tome included 11 members of the 2023 World Cup-winning squad. But Tome has decided again not to call up experienced forward Hermoso. She has insisted Hermoso's recent absence is a sporting decision.

Ex-football federation chief Luis Rubiales forcibly kissed Hermoso after the 2023 Women's World Cup final, for which he was fined 10,800 euros ($11,670) for sexual assault, a sentence which is being appealed.

"I spoke with Jenni at the beginning of the year. We had a conversation. She came to the first FIFA matchday and didn't get many minutes," Tome told a press conference of Spain's all-time leading women's scorer, who plays for Mexican club Tigres.

"We've evaluated her year, we've spoken with her coach on several occasions, and we've done what we have to do to see what we need or don't need from the players," the coach continued.

La Roja play a friendly against Japan on June 27, and two days later will head to Switzerland. They start their Euro campaign on July 3 against Portugal in Bern and will face Belgium and Italy on July 7 and 11.

Goalkeepers: Cata Coll (Barcelona),  Adriana Nanclares (Athletic Bilbao), Esther Sullastres (Sevilla)

Defenders: Ona Batlle (Barcelona), Jana Fernandez (Barcelona), Irene Paredes (Barcelona), Laia Aleixandri (Manchester City/ENG), Maria Mendez (Real Madrid), Olga Carmona (Real Madrid), Leila Ouahabi (Manchester City/ENG)

Midfielders: Patri Guijarro (Barcelona), Aitana Bonmati (Barcelona), Alexia Putellas (Barcelona), Vicky Lopez (Barcelona), Maite Zubieta (Athletic Bilbao)

Forwards: Mariona Caldentey (Arsenal/ENG), Salma Paralluelo (Barcelona), Claudia Pina (Barcelona), Athenea del Castillo (Real Madrid), Alba Redondo (Real Madrid), Lucia Garcia (Monterrey/MEX), Esther Gonzalez (Gotham/USA), Cristina Martin-Prieto (Benfica/POR)