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Enric Gallego only became a professional footballer aged 31 but is now set for European football with Getafe. Cillian Shields documents his incredible rise.
Eden Hazard's quality is undoubted and David Whitworth has no questions that he will star for new club Real Madrid and make his mark in Spain.
The 2019-20 La Liga campaign is upon us and Football Espana have put it to our team of writers to look into their crystal ball for the upcoming season.
After a disappointing stint at Roma, sporting director Monchi has returned to Sevilla this summer and Kaustubh Pandey argues he has much work to do.
Cillian Shields examines why fans of Rayo Vallecano are not renewing their season tickets and planning boycotts of the club's games following relegation.
Sevilla's trip to Espanyol on the opening weekend of La Liga is an intriuging tie, but Rajan Hothi explains why Julen Lopetegui's men are favourites.
Martin Odegaard is back in Spain - on loan at Real Sociedad from Real Madrid - and David Whitworth explains why the Norwegian is set to shine.
Unsold La Liga TV rights in the UK on eve of new season threatens to leave Spain further behind Premier League, argues commentator Jon Driscoll.
Football Espana has a copy of the highly-anticipated upcoming book The Frying Pan of Spain - detailing football in the city of Seville - to give away.
Spain are once again among the leading candidates for next summer's European Championships, but the usual contenders will be stronger than ever.
Getafe's remarkable rise under Jose Bordalas in three seasons has taken them into Europe, so David Whitworth evaluates the project's sustainability.
Real Mallorca are back in the big time of Spanish football following two successive promotions and emerging from directionless ignimony, writes Cillian Shields.
Real Betis have signed Lyon captain and France international Nabil Fekir in one of the eye-catching deals of the summer, as David Whitworth explains.
Kieran Trippier’s move to Atlético Madrid unites him to a select group of Englishmen who have dared to embrace La Liga, writes David Whitworth.
Barcelona's big-money deal for Antoine Griezmann illustrates the club's lack of long-term vision at the club and European struggles, writes Kaustubh Pandey.
Barcelona fans have every right to be hugely excited at the club's signing of midfielder Frenkie de Jong from Ajax, as David Whitworth explains.
The story of Basque club Eibar is unique within European football with their mass overachievement the new normal, explains David Whitworth.
Osasuna, Granada and Real Mallorca are all back in the big time in Spanish football, David Whitworth analyses La Liga's three new clubs.
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