With just one month to go until the World Cup kicks off, one of the tournament favorites, Spain, is facing a potential setback. Forward Nico Williams has picked up an injury during Sunday's La Liga clash between Athletic Bilbao and Valencia, casting doubt on his availability for the global showpiece.

Williams, a dynamic winger known for his pace and creativity, has become a major concern for the Spanish camp. This news comes on the heels of another injury blow: fellow Spanish forward Lamine Yamal has already been ruled out for the rest of the season, though he's working hard to be fit in time for the World Cup.

These fitness issues raise an important question: can Spain still be considered one of the top contenders? The squad depth will certainly be tested as they prepare for their opening match.

The World Cup begins on the 11th, with Spain making their debut on the 15th against Cape Verde. Alongside Cape Verde, La Furia Roja will face Saudi Arabia and Uruguay in Group H—a challenging group that demands every player be at their best.

For now, all eyes are on Williams' recovery and how Spain adapts. What do you think—are they still among the favorites? Share your thoughts below!