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¡23 September 2026

🗞️ Front pages: open war between Real Madrid and LaLiga

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The exchange of statements between Javier Tebas and Florentino PÊrez is pushing Spanish football to the limit, while Barça, Valencia and theNational Team dominate the headlines.

Institutional and refereeing tensions

The exchange of accusations between the league and the Madrid club is drawing the main attention. Marca leads with "Adding fuel to the fire", reporting Tebas’s harsh comments accusing Real Madrid of living in another galaxy, as well as Madrid’s response demanding impartiality.


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For its part, Sport goes a step further with the headline "He wants Tebas's head", arguing that Florentino PĂŠrez is trying to divert attention following the accusations of refereeing manipulation.

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On the refereeing front itself, Estadio Deportivo highlights that "The CTA corrects MartĂ­nez Munuera" for improperly stopping a counterattack in Sevilla-Barcelona.

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Big names and international stories

In the capital, AS features an exclusive interview with EspĂ­ under the headline "Mou asks me to help MbappĂŠ".

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Meanwhile, the news in Barcelona is split into two angles: MundoDeportivo points to the sporting rivalry with "Rodri stings", noting Madrid’s frustration after the midfielder’s signing by the Catalan club, while Sport confirms Frenkie de Jong's return to training.

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Sporting management and regional news

In the Valencia press, Superdeporte dedicates its front page to the "Braulio remedy", reviewing the presentation of Valencia CF's new sporting project, which includes the arrival of Javier Aguirre as head coach and the restructuring of the club’s medical services.

Lastly, the return of the world champions to the training camp in Las Rozas and the commitments of the women’s U-20 National Team round off a day of maximum footballing intensity.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.


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