The victims affected by the wildfires in Galicia and Castilla y León, along with the personnel who devoted their efforts to extinguishing the blazes, were honored in a moving tribute during a charity match that turned into an unforgettable evening.
President Rafael Louzán, together with the national team coaches in football, futsal, and beach soccer, took part in an event this Tuesday at the Ciudad del Fútbol in Las Rozas to unveil La Academia RFEF, the new identity of the Royal Spanish Football Federation’s Training Department, and to present the full educational program for the 2025–2026 academic year, available at academia.rfef.es.
On Wednesday, September 24, at 13:00, Málaga City Hall will host the official presentation of the first leg of the UEFA Nations League semifinals, where Spain will face Sweden.
The Ciudad del Fútbol hosted the official presentation of the charity match in aid of the areas affected by this summer’s wildfires. The President of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), Rafael Louzán, conveyed the sentiments of Spanish football: “The regions and the people affected will have our support,” he affirmed.
The President of the RFEF welcomed the students of the CBF Academy, who will gain first-hand insight into the work carried out at the Ciudad del Fútbol.
The President of the RFEF paid tribute to the territorial-category clubs in a ceremony held at the Ciudad del Fútbol, ahead of the draw that will pair the participants in the Preliminary Round of the Spanish Championship — a day described as “historic” for the clubs.
Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, SD Ponferradina, Zamora CF, and Ourense CF will present at the Ciudad del Fútbol the charity match to be held on September 24 at the Reino de León Stadium. The event aims to raise funds in solidarity and to pay tribute to the personnel who devoted their efforts to extinguishing the fires.
The UEFA Executive Committee, meeting this Thursday in Albania, has designated the stadium in Spain’s capital as the venue for the decisive match of Europe’s premier club competition.
The President of the RFEF, Rafael Louzán, presented the UEFA award to Babies Uganda during a meeting held at the Ciudad del Fútbol.
This cooperation agreement establishes a wide range of areas such as women’s football, youth national teams, football development and joint projects.