Rafael Louzán spoke at the 20th National Sports Law Congress this Friday, outlining some of the expectations for the next World Cup: “We must ensure that our country leaves the best possible legacy.”
LaLiga’s top-flight referees began work this Monday with a series of specialist modules, ahead of the official fitness tests
RFEF president Rafael Louzán officially opened the exhibition this Friday in the Reception Hall of Santander City Hall, alongside mayor Gema Igual, Cantabria regional president María José Sáenz de Buruaga and Royal Cantabrian Football Federation president José Ángel Peláez.
Spanish football mourns the loss of Jesús de Miguel, CD Tenerife player.
The RFEF president paid tribute to the victims of the Urda rail accident, saying: “Football owes a great deal to Spanish society.”
The Copa del Rey Mapfre matches played on Thursday began with a respectful minute’s silence in memory of the victims.
Eight of the twelve major awards at the Ballon d’Or ceremony went to Spanish winners.
President Rafael Louzán and Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente led the delegation representing Spanish football as they presented the trophy on Monday at the Cathedral-Basilica in the Aragonese capital.
Through a video featuring Spain’s women’s national team and the slogan “Champions, We Stand with You”, the RFEF marks World Breast Cancer Day on 19 October.
Spain’s women’s national team enjoyed a visit to the US Capitol, exploring some of the most iconic spaces in one of the country’s most recognisable buildings.
An afternoon of dialogue, meetings and institutional events highlighted the role of women’s football in bringing people and cultures together.