Spanish Primera Liga 2026/2027 Soccer / Football

9.6.26 Real Madrid

Jose Mourinho is set to return as head coach of Real Madrid after club president Florentino Perez secured re-election. Mourinho signed a three-year deal that depended on Perez remaining president, and the move is expected to be finalized soon. Perez also promised major signings as part of a summer rebuild, while Mourinho returns 13 years after his first spell at Madrid, where he won La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup.

5.6.26 Real Madrid: Transfers

Tijjani Reijnders has effectively confirmed that Denzel Dumfries is joining Real Madrid from Inter Milan, revealing that members of the Netherlands squad had already congratulated him on the transfer. Dumfries had earlier declined to discuss reports that the deal was completed, saying he was focused on the World Cup. Netherlands coach Ronald Koeman also indicated the move was close to completion, confirming he allowed Dumfries to leave camp for a medical examination. Real Madrid are expected to sign the Dutch full-back as a replacement for departing veteran Dani Carvajal.

30.5.26 Real Madrid

Jose Mourinho has signed a three-year contract to become the new head coach of Real Madrid, marking his return to the club more than a decade after his first spell in charge. The deal will only take effect if current president Florentino Perez wins the club's upcoming presidential election on June 7. Mourinho leaves Benfica after guiding them to third place in the league.

30.5.26 Barcelona: Transfers

Anthony Gordon has completed a move from Newcastle United to Barcelona, signing a five-year deal with the Spanish champions. While the transfer fee was not officially disclosed, reports suggest Barcelona paid around £69.3 million, representing a significant profit on the £45 million Newcastle paid for Gordon in 2023. The 25-year-old will now focus on England's World Cup campaign before beginning the next chapter of his club career in Spain.

26.5.26 Ossasuna

Osasuna have announced the departure of head coach Alessio Lisci after just one season in charge. Lisci, who joined from Mirandes last year, oversaw a difficult campaign that ended with Osasuna narrowly avoiding relegation on goal difference. The club thanked the Italian manager for his dedication and professionalism in an official statement confirming the immediate split.

21.5.26 Real Madrid: Injuries

Real Madrid resumed training after a short break, with Arda Guler joining the group for part of the session following nearly a month out with a hamstring injury. While he is unlikely to feature in the season finale against Athletic Club, his recovery is progressing ahead of the World Cup. Lunin trained normally after illness, while Tchouameni, Vinicius, Carvajal, and Alexander-Arnold worked indoors. Carvajal is expected to start in his farewell match, while Militao, Mendy, and Rodrygo continue long-term recoveries.

20.5.26 Barcelona: Injuries

Barcelona confirmed that midfielder Fermin Lopez underwent surgery for a fracture in the fifth metatarsal of his right foot, sustained against Real Betis. The operation, performed at Hospital de Barcelona under club medical supervision, is expected to keep him out for around three months. While the club hopes he will return for the start of next season, Lopez's injury rules him out of Spain's World Cup squad. Barcelona now face the challenge of managing his recovery carefully to avoid further complications.

18.5.26 Real Madrid: Injuries

Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr. reassured fans after sparking concern when he was seen limping heavily following his match-winning goal in the 1-0 victory over Sevilla. The 25-year-old, substituted late in the game, was asked about his condition and responded simply: "I'm fine." His statement eased worries for both Real Madrid and Brazil supporters ahead of upcoming fixtures.