Liga de Fútbol Profesional (LFP)

Spanish Liga and Segunda Division football clubs cut their debt to the country’s tax authorities by 20.8 per cent between January 1, 2012 and May 31, 2013, according to the Spanish government.

Javier Faus, vice-president of Spanish Liga football club Barcelona, has called for the expansion of the Uefa Champions League as well as the reduction of national top divisions by up to four clubs.

The main creditor of financially-embattled Spanish Liga team Valencia, Bankia, has received “multiple offers” for the top-tier football club after the expiry of yesterday’s deadline for bids.

The Spanish Football League (LFP) has announced that it will commemorate the 85th anniversary of professional football in Spain by launching a World Challenge friendly competition.

The European Commission has opened a three-pronged investigation into allegations that several Spanish Liga football clubs, including Real Madrid and Barcelona, benefited unfairly from state support.

Spanish Liga football club Valencia faces the prospect of being put up for sale in a bid to resolve its long-standing financial problems.

Spanish Football League (LFP) president Javier Tebas has again backed the controversial third-party player ownership (TPO) model as providing a means to boost the competitiveness of La Liga.

Spanish La Liga football club Valencia has unveiled a scaled back redesign for its long-delayed Nuevo Mestalla stadium, but has stressed that it will remain one of the world’s leading venues when it is completed.

Spanish La Liga giant Real Madrid has reportedly handed an annual salary of €7.5 million to its team coach Carlo Ancelotti, just over half of what it paid his predecessor Jose Mourinho.

Spanish La Liga football club Malaga has cleared its financial debt, following its exclusion from participating in this season’s UEFA tournaments under financial fair play regulations.

The Spanish Football League (LFP) has confirmed reports that Real Madrid’s debt stands at €541 million, but has moved to defend the club’s status by stating it has “excellent financial management”.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has revealed that the Spanish La Liga giant could start development of its Bernabeu stadium as early as next summer, with naming rights up for grabs too.

Spanish Football League (LFP) president Javier Tebas Medrano has revealed that between eight and 10 matches in Spain's top two divisions are fixed each season.

Spanish La Liga giant Real Madrid is reportedly hiding the scale of its debt that could be as high as €541 million, according to a Spanish economist.

The ‘Go Barca’ pressure group has withdrawn its efforts to bring a vote of no confidence in Barcelona president Sandro Rosell, along with the club’s board, claiming that the “goalposts have been moved” in the administrative process.

Spanish La Liga’s Barcelona president Sandro Rosell, along with the football club’s board, has come under pressure after a group of members proposed an official ‘motion of censure’ against the current administration.