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·24 September 2026
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·24 September 2026
The football day on September 24 comes packed with big names and major news on the benches and in sporting management. From the return of a legendary coach to LALIGA to institutional clashes, as well as the Spanish national team’s youth system and moves in international football, we review the five big talking points from the sports front pages.
Valencia CF has officially announced the arrival of Javier Aguirre as the club’s new head coach until June 2027. The Mexican manager returns to LALIGA with the main objective of getting a team in crisis back on track and picking up the points needed to move away from the danger zone.
Javier Tebas has once again gone after the Madrid board following the club’s latest statements. The LALIGA president was blunt in saying that “as long as Florentino remains Real Madrid president, the relationship is irreconcilable,” making it clear that the conflict between the two entities is still far from being resolved.
The Spain women’s U-20 national team will play in the World Cup final after beating Italy 0-2 in the semifinals. Spain will fight for the title this Sunday against North Korea, the current champions in the category, who defeated Colombia 3-0 in their semifinal.
Ibrahima Konaté has withdrawn from the France squad after suffering a minor sprain in his right knee during training. The defender has begun his recovery process, and Leny Yoro has been called up as an emergency replacement.

The national teams of the Netherlands and Germany will feature in one of the most attractive matches of the UEFA Nations League. The clash will mark the official debut of Xavi Hernández and Jürgen Klopp on the benches of their respective national teams.
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