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Ashe Post & Times: Spain’s king and queen visited Tuesday the site of the collision of two high-speed trains that killed at least 41 people, as the country began three days of national mourning. ......
Clarin: Ya sin Xabi Alonso y con �lvaro Arbeloa como DT, el Merengue recibe al conjunto franc�s por la s�ptima jornada de Champions League. El argentino, Franco Mastantuono, se encuentra entre los concentrados. Por ESPN. ......
Football Transfers: Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior insists that he wants to work with Enzo Fernandez "long term" amid persistent links with Real Madrid. The Argentina international endured a difficult start to life at Stamford Bridge following his record-breaking €121 million...
The Irish Times: Spain’s rail operator Adif ordered trains on the Madrid-Barcelona high-speed line to limit their speed on Tuesday on concerns about the track’s condition, ‍two days after one of Europe’s deadliest train crashes on another line left at least 42 dead. The...
Yahoo Daily News: Jacob Steinberg Tue, 20 January 2026 at 6:01 pm UTC·4 min read Liam Rosenior has dealt a blow to Paris Saint-Germain’s and Real Madrid’s hopes of signing Enzo Fernández by insisting the midfielder’s long-term future lies at Chelsea. There has been plenty of...
Yahoo Daily News: MadridUniversal Tue, January 20, 2026 at 11:48 AM UTC·2 min read Eduardo Camavinga’s current situation at Real Madrid is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Once spoken about as a cornerstone of the club’s future midfield, someone who can be the leader...
Football Transfers: Arsenal continue to keenly monitor the development of Real Madrid youngster VictorValdepenas, according to various reports. The Gunners have shifted their transfer strategy after a massive summer window. Having signed a host of first-team-ready players,...
Catalan News: Spain's rail manager, Adif, has reduced the speed of high-speed trains in a 187-kilometer stretch between Barcelona and Madrid to a maximum of 160 km/h, as announced on Tuesday. The new speed limit is temporary, as sources of Adif reported, and could be lifted...