LaLiga clubs to return to training after coronavirus outbreak
LaLiga clubs will return to training this week after the Spanish government gave permission following weeks of strict coronavirus-enforced lockdown in the country.
LaLiga clubs will return to training this week after the Spanish government gave permission following weeks of strict coronavirus-enforced lockdown in the country.
Valencia defender Gabriel Paulista has pleaded with authorities to put players’ health before financial concerns and avoid rushing the return of professional football.
LaLiga president Javier Tebas has been critical of the decision to call an end to the Ligue 1 season, comparing matches behind closed doors to working on an assembly line or fishing boat as Spanish football moves closer to a return.
Mike Tyson’s cannabis company hopes to secure the naming rights to Barcelona’s iconic stadium after the club put it up for sale, according to the former boxing champion’s business partner.
The health minister of Spain, Salvador Illa, has refused to offer any guarantee that the LaLiga football season will resume before Spain’s summer arrives.
Barcelona are not negotiating deals for Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar or Inter forward Lautaro Martinez, according to LaLiga president Javier Tebas.
Ivan Rakitic believes Barcelona will be crowned LaLiga champions if the season cannot be finished due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Belgium coach Roberto Martinez has revealed that Eden Hazard is on the mend after ankle surgery, although he refused to put a date on the Real Madrid star’s return to action.
Cesc Fabregas is convinced that Lionel Messi will finish his career as a one-club man and retire at Barcelona.
Lionel Messi’s Barcelona future is not under threat due to behind-the-scenes ructions at Camp Nou, says head coach Quique Setien.