**Spain not taking risks against Switzerland**

**Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has said that he will not take any unnecessary risks in their friendly against Switzerland on Sunday.**

The match will be Spain's first since their disappointing World Cup campaign, in which they were knocked out in the last 16 by Morocco on penalties.

De la Fuente, who took over from Luis Enrique after the World Cup, wants to use the game to experiment with some new players and tactics.

However, he has warned that he will not do anything that could put his players at risk of injury.

**"We have to take care of the players and not take unnecessary risks," he said.**

"We want to win the game, but we also want to make sure that our players are fit for the rest of the season."

Spain will be without a number of key players for the game, including Sergio Busquets, Pedri and Ansu Fati.

However, De la Fuente is confident that he has a strong squad to choose from.

**"We have a lot of quality in the squad, and I'm confident that we can get a good result against Switzerland," he said.**

Spain will be looking to bounce back from their World Cup disappointment with a win against Switzerland.

The match will also be a chance for De la Fuente to assess his new squad ahead of the start of the Nations League in March.

**Switzerland will be looking to build on their impressive performance at the World Cup, where they reached the quarter-finals.**

The Swiss will be without a number of key players for the game, including Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri.

However, they will be confident of causing Spain problems, especially if they can exploit the absence of Busquets in the Spanish midfield.

The match is likely to be a close and competitive affair, with both teams looking to make a statement ahead of the start of the Nations League.