This Friday, 11 July, marks 15 years since one of the greatest achievements in Spanish football, the conquest of our World Cup winning star, the triumph in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

Rafael Louzán, President of the RFEF, praises the “knowledge and ability” of the new Men’s Team Technical Director of Development
The RFEF places its trust in the vast experience of the Basque coach, who boasts a lengthy track record in various roles and who was once part of the Spain youth setup
The presidents of the Spanish and Ukrainian federations held a cordial meeting at the federation headquarters at the Ciudad del Fútbol
The president, before the RFEF General Assembly, announced the relocation of the Spanish National Team Museum to the centre of Madrid alongside what will be the 2030 World Cup headquarters and the launch of the Spanish football audiovisual platform. “We want to be an entity at the forefront of technology,” stated Louzán to the Assembly
Rafael Louzán praises the coach’s dedication, as he bids farewell this Thursday after 15 years in charge of Spain’s youth teams
The President of the RFEF, Rafael Louzán, led the Spanish National Team delegation.
President Rafael Louzán has signed the agreement for the integration of the RFEF into ADESP in the presence of the federations and the President of the CSD
The Ciudad del Fútbol is to host the meeting of the governing body of Spanish football on a day when the accounts and budgets or the 2025/26 competition calendar, among other matters, will be put to the vote
Louzán concluded his institutional trip to Miami, where he met with authorities, clubs, and FIFA to promote the strength of Spanish football
- Several matters covered, including 2030 World Cup organisation plans
- The RFEF offers to host FIFA international futsal, beach football or youth national teams events in Spain
- Infantino expresses appreciation for the stability in the Spanish Federation, allowing for positive cooperation