The RFEF is negotiating to host the 2027 Supercopa de España in Qatar due to Saudi Arabia's scheduling conflict with the Asia Cup, while aiming to extend ties with Saudi Arabia amid financial and ethical considerations.
Catalan football faces a pivotal legal showdown as the Generalitat must act before January 20 to uphold democratic governance after the federation denied a club-requested assembly.
Tenerife's local government allocates over €3 million to support 37 non-professional sports clubs for the 2025/2026 season, emphasizing gender equality and covering key operational costs.
Spain in 2025 achieves unprecedented public funding and subsidy programs to foster sports development and inclusivity nationwide.
Spanish football clubs including Barcelona and Real Madrid have resumed training post-Christmas, with Levante and Real Sociedad introducing new coaches ahead of upcoming competitions.
Burgos CF aims for financial stability and professional growth in Spain, while New York's CD Iberia reaffirms its cultural community role with a new anthem amid revitalization efforts.
Castelló plans to reopen and renovate two former federative football fields to bolster youth football by 2026, enhancing local sports infrastructure and supporting over 5,000 young athletes.
Spain celebrates women's inclusion in sports with FEDO's program honored and referee Noelia Gutiérrez chosen for the Women's Futsal World Cup final.
President Pedro Sánchez unveils a new Executive Committee uniting Spain's Olympic and Paralympic bodies to advance inclusive sports governance and strategic planning.
AVOI CF, Spain’s first football team for children undergoing oncohematological treatment, was launched at a memorable event with strong community and institutional support.
Alcalá de Guadaíra and Paracuellos de Jarama municipalities allocate funds in 2025 to support international athletes and local sports and educational associations.
Spain progresses inclusive sports with Apadeni's league day and 310,000-euro subsidies supporting grassroots and adapted sports.
Community sports events in Alcalá de Guadaíra, Jerez, and Seville drew thousands to promote health, youth participation, and social cohesion in November 2025.
The 2025-2026 Liga Escolar de Fútbol Castilla-La Mancha season begins with a new combined league and cup format, involving 193 teams and a promotion-relegation system.
Óscar Cano and Sergio Mena have been appointed as coaches for Zamora CF and Cádiz U14 team respectively, with upcoming matches and championships marking their starts.
Key player injuries continue to disrupt Spanish football teams like Barcelona and Osasuna, impacting performance and prompting cautious management strategies during the 2025 season.
Attendance in Spain's Liga F has dropped sharply, prompting financial and organizational interventions by the RFEF amid fears of losing professional status.
The Euskal Genuine Taldeen Topaketa promotes social inclusion in Basque football as Valencian clubs rebuild after last year's devastating DANA flooding.
UD Las Palmas held meetings with families of youth academy players to discuss child protection policies and reinforce the club's educational and social commitment.
The LNFS has voted to dissolve after 36 years amid struggles for professionalization, with Javier Lozano blaming RFEF's Luis Rubiales for the league's decline, raising concerns over futsal's future in Spain.
Key Andalusian forum convenes football leaders, legal experts, and government officials to tackle racism with new educational initiatives and legal strategies.
Sevilla clubs and Murcia authorities launch initiatives to promote respect, inclusion, and combat racism in football.
The Spanish Sports Council launches a €2.6 million aid program to support high-level collective sports clubs aiming for Olympic and Paralympic success.
Following a violent attack on a referee in Maresme, Spanish grassroots football clubs unite in condemnation while LALIGA and PUMA launch a nationwide respect initiative.
Miguel Galán continues to challenge Spanish football governance, advocating for transparency amidst ongoing controversies.
Hansi Flick backs Joan García after an error in the match against Real Oviedo, reinforcing positive player development.
Spanish football clubs are coming together to aid communities affected by devastating wildfires through fundraising matches.
La FEMP and LaLiga team up to promote inclusivity in sports and combat hate speech.
Getafe welcomes a new multisport football club as government funding boosts local sports infrastructure.
Montse Tomé's resignation raises critical issues about governance in women’s football in Spain.