Rafael Louzán presents the finals of the Copa de la Reina, the Futsal Copa del Rey and the Women’s Beach Soccer First Division at FITUR

📹 Rafael Louzán: "Espero que todos los aficionados nos acompañéis en los grandes eventos de 2026, disfrutando con España y con nuestros equipos".

➡️ El presidente de la @rfef ha presentado hoy en @fitur_madrid tres de las próximas finales de fútbol, fútbol sala y fútbol playa. pic.twitter.com/4P3qwDPgDR

— RFEF (@rfef) January 21, 2026

Three major final stages of as many competitions were officially presented this Wednesday by the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) during his visit on the opening day of the International Tourism Fair, FITUR 2026.

Rafael Louzán first visited the exhibition space of Ávoris Corporación Empresarial, where he presented a Spain national team jersey to its president, Vicente Fenollar.

Subsequently, at the Melilla stand and alongside Melilla’s Regional Minister for Sport, Miguel Ángel Fernández; the Director General for Sports Policy, Ángel Guerrero; and the president of the RFMF, Diego Martínez, the RFEF president presented the final phase of the Women’s Beach Soccer First Division. The event will be hosted by the autonomous city between July 10 and 12 this year.

A few weeks earlier, the Copa de la Reina Iberdrola will reach its climax at a major sporting venue such as the Gran Canaria Stadium, a chosen host venue for the 2030 World Cup, which will stage the final of the 45th edition of the competition on May 16.

This highly significant event, framed within the centenary celebrations of the Inter-Insular Football Federation of Las Palmas, highlights—according to the RFEF president—“the excellent moment women’s football is experiencing in our country, as demonstrated by last month’s UEFA Nations League final in Madrid or the current Spanish Super Cup. We are on the right path, and for that reason we thank the institutions for their firm commitment to organizing such a major event.”

The president of the Gran Canaria Island Council, Antonio Morales, also expressed his gratitude for the trust placed in the island to host the final, which will bring the Copa de la Reina to an island that, he said, “is much more than that: an idea centered on health and social cohesion, in which football is deeply embedded in our history. We have enormous logistical and human capacity to place at the service of this landmark event.” The event was also attended by the mayor of Las Palmas, Carolina Darias; the island councilors for Sport, Aridany Romero, and Tourism, Carlos Álamo; the president of the Inter-Insular Federation of Las Palmas, Juan José Arencibia; and international footballer Raquel Peña Pisco.

Another major competition in futsal will take place on the weekend of May 23 and 24 in the city of Cáceres, with the Final Four of the Futsal Copa del Rey, which was also presented this Wednesday at the Extremadura space at FITUR.

Before the RFEF president, the Director General for Youth and Sport of the Regional Government of Extremadura, Santiago Amaro, expressed his gratitude and enthusiasm for the organizational challenge of the tournament. Rafael Louzán described it as “a great celebration of futsal and an example of the many things we want to do this year. We will continue working hand in hand with the different public administrations to keep organizing major competition finals and ensure their success.”

During his speech, Rafael Louzán also conveyed condolences, remembrance and tribute to the dozens of victims of the recent railway accidents in the provinces of Córdoba and Barcelona. The RFEF president concluded his visit to FITUR by touring various exhibition spaces, including those dedicated to the Catalan city of Castelldefels, the Portuguese destination of Albufeira, and the airline Iberia, where he met with its president, Marco Sansavini.