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Former Spain and Real Madrid head coach Vicente del Bosque has been appointed as the head of a new government-created committee to supervise the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). Government spokesperson Pilar Alegria confirmed on Monday that Del Bosque, 73, will lead the Superior Sports Council’s (CSD) new commission of “supervision, normalisation and representation” as part of a bid to reform Spanish football. The new body has been created in response to the ongoing fall...

The Hammers manager is under pressure after a bad run of form and a former Premier League boss has made his interest clear

Former Spain midfielder Juan Mata has left Japanese side Vissel Kobe after his contract expired. Mata, 35, signed a four-month deal midway through the season and was part of the squad that won the J League title for the first time.The club announced the news on Saturday."I am very happy to have been part of the club's historic moment in winning the league for the first time," Mata said in a statement. "I will never forget the memories we made together."Mata won the World...

Former Spain midfielder Juan Mata has left recently crowned Japanese champions Vissel Kobe following the expiration of his contract, the club announced on

Former Spain international Virginia Torrecilla has retired from football aged 29. While a player at Atletico Madrid, she overcame cancer and returned to play 683 days later.

Former Spain women’s national team coach Jorge Vilda has been summoned to appear before a judge in the probe involving former soccer federation president Luis Rubiales for his kissing a

Former Spain goalkeeper, David de Gea, is considering retirement as he struggles to find a new club, according to the UK Guardian. It is believed the

Former Spain women's head coach, Jorge Vilda, has voiced his frustration after being sacked from his position after the Women's World Cup

Former Spain midfielder, David Silva, has said only Arsenal is capable of challenging Manchester City for the Premier League title this season. The

The RFEF announced the decision to sack Vilda on Tuesday, after the new board formed following the suspension of RFEF President Luis Rubiales by soccer's world governing body FIFA over the allegedly non-consensual kiss with Jenni Hermoso during the World Cup victory celebration two weeks ago.