The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) wants the return of the national team to the Santiago Bernabeu to be a sell-out, and the operation to fill the stadium has already begun in earnest.
La Roja haven't played at the home of Real Madrid since September 2017, and following the acrimony which followed Los Blancos' appointment of Julen Lopetegui, some wondered if they ever would again.
Yet, the visit of Sweden on June 10 will herald the return to the iconic stadium for the Spanish national team, and the RFEF has elected to publicise an affordable ticket price policy in order for the ground to be full.
The most expensive ticket in the entire stadium will be 65 euros, and the cheapest will be just 10 euros, which for a Euro 2020 qualifying match is phenomenal fiscal value.
Ticket sales will begin in phases, the first of which will be open to Real Madrid's members with a maximum of six tickets per individual.
Thursday will then open this up to Los Merengues' season ticket holders with an identical purchase limit, all before tickets go on general sale on Friday morning.