Spanish Football Marks the End of the Season with the RFEF General Assembly and the Presentation of the 2026/27 Competition Calendars
On 30 June, the official conclusion of the 2025/26 football season, the RFEF will hold its General Assembly at 12:00 before unveiling the full fixture lists for the 2026/27 national competitions at 20:00 in Plaza Selección.
While Spain continue their FIFA World Cup campaign in North America, Spanish football will experience a landmark day on Tuesday, 30 June, marking both the official end of the current season and the beginning of the next.
From 12:00 CEST, the Luis Aragonés Hall at the Ciudad del Fútbol will host the RFEF Ordinary General Assembly, where representatives from across Spanish football will review the 2025/26 season. The agenda includes a comprehensive assessment of the campaign, along with several votes concerning the Federation's management over the past year and the strategic measures to be adopted in the months ahead.
As the RFEF's highest governing and representative body, the General Assembly will determine key decisions affecting the future of Spanish football. One of the first milestones of the 2026/27 season will be the unveiling of the national competition calendars, which, for the second consecutive year, will be presented simultaneously in a public event broadcast live via streaming, alongside the Assembly itself.
Following the morning session at the Ciudad del Fútbol, attention will shift to the heart of Madrid. From 20:00 CEST, Plaza Selección will host the official presentation of the fixture lists for the country's nine principal men's, women's and futsal competitions.
The full schedules for the following competitions will be revealed:
- LALIGA EA SPORTS
- LALIGA HYPERMOTION
- Liga F Moeve
- Primera Federación Versus e-Learning
- Primera Federación Iberdrola
- Segunda Federación
- Liga Prime Futsal
- Primera División Iberdrola Futsal
- Segunda División Futsal
The event will establish every matchday, fixture and competition schedule for the 2026/27 season.
A landmark occasion for Spanish football, the day will close one season while immediately setting the roadmap for the next, reflecting the unity, dialogue and collective vision represented by the RFEF General Assembly as the game looks ahead to another exciting year.