La liga
Barcelona's Vidal joins Inter for €1 million
After joining in 2018, Vidal played 96 games for the Catalans and scored 11 goals, helping them win La Liga in his first year in Spain.
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Bale agent blasts 'disgraceful' Real Madrid fans
The 31-year-old has returned to Tottenham on a loan deal, having left them in 2013 for a then world-record fee of £85 million ($109 million).
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Zidane confirms Bale in talks with Tottenham, says deal 'still not closed'
Gareth Bale arrived at Spurs' training ground on Friday and is expected to agree a one-year loan with the club he left for a world record € 100 million in 2013.
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Tottenham in talks over Bale signing: agent
Gareth Bale has been frozen out by Real manager Zinedine Zidane and the Wales star said earlier this month that he was open to joining a Premier League side.
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La Liga would have survived without Messi, says Tebas
La Liga had previously intervened in the dispute by announcing Lionel Messi's €700-million release clause still applied, a statement later rejected by Messi's agent and father Jorge.
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Bale accuses Real Madrid of making it 'difficult' to leave
Bale is out of favour with Real manager Zinedine Zidane and played just 48 minutes of Madrid's 12 games when the Spanish season resumed after the coronavirus lockdown.
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Messi unlikely to change mind on Barca exit, says presidential candidate
Messi rocked Barcelona last month when his lawyers told the club he wanted to activate a clause in his contract that would allow him to leave for free before the 2020-21 season.
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Champions Real Madrid kick off La Liga title defence at Real Sociedad
Real play at Sociedad one week after the scheduled kick off of the new campaign because teams that participated in the last stages of the Champions League and Europa League have been given additional time off.
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Messi contract is valid, says La Liga, after he fails to attend medical
The six-times world player of the year insists he has a clause in his contract that allows him to leave on a free transfer — a claim disputed by Barcelona and now by La Liga.
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Messi to sign for Liverpool? No chance, says Klopp
Lionel Messi stunned world soccer earlier this week when he expressed his desire to leave Barcelona after nearly two decades with the Catalan club.
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Top European clubs circle as Messi calls time at Barcelona
Signalling the end of an era at Barcelona, where Messi is the record scorer and has won four Champions League titles, the disgruntled Argentine wants to terminate his contract "unilaterally" by triggering a release clause, a source told AFP.
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Messi tells Barca he wishes to leave - club source
The club source said Messi, who has spent his entire career at Barca, informed the club about his desire to leave by sending a burofax, a service used in Spain to urgently dispatch a document that requires proof to third parties.
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Winning La Liga 'best day of my professional life', says Zidane
The 48-year-old French football icon insisted it will remain a memorable day even in a career that includes winning the 1998 World Cup as a player.
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Barcelona appoint Koeman as new coach - club statement
Koeman, who has left his role as manager of the Netherlands, has signed a two-year-deal with Barcelona, who sacked Quique Setien on Monday after he presided over the club’s worst defeat ever in European competition.
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Barcelona sack coach Setien following Bayern drubbing
Quique Setien, 61, was appointed in January after the club sacked two-time league winner Ernesto Valverde despite his side sitting top of the La Liga standings on goal difference.
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Messi scores twice as Barca finish with five-goal rout over Alaves
Lionel Messi should claim a record seventh La Liga golden boot after scoring twice in a 5-0 win over Alaves on Sunday.
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Real Madrid clinch 34th La Liga title with game to spare
Benzema's double included a second-half penalty at the empty Alfredo di Stefano Stadium as Madrid moved seven points clear to end Barcelona's two-year hold on the trophy.
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Real Madrid one win from La Liga crown after beating Granada
With two games left, Madrid will be crowned champions if they beat Villarreal at home on Thursday regardless of how Barca fare at the Camp Nou against Osasuna.
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Barcelona stay in touch with Real Madrid and send down rivals Espanyol
A cagey contest at Camp Nou exploded into life for six frantic minutes at the start of the second half as Ansu Fati and Pol Lozano were sent off, leaving each side with 10 men before Suarez struck.
