Players from two of Spanish football’s leading clubs have been included in the latest squad called upon by the Argentine national team this week.Argentina are primed to return to action early next

MADRID — Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso has praised the maturity of teenager newcomer Franco Mastantuono and downplayed the player's choice of former Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi as the world's best player.

The 2014 Champions League final, where Real Madrid conquered the much awaited La Decima, witnessed the last time a player born in Argentina featured for Los Blancos in an official match. That player was Ángel Di Maria, who was named man of the match as he and Madrid conquered European glory.

According to a report from Fichajes, Manchester United have set their sights on Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga as a key reinforcement to conclude their summer transfer window. The Premier

In response, club president Florentino Perez hired Alonso and sanctioned around €180million (£155m; $210.5m) to be spent on new players, including defenders Dean Huijsen, Alvaro Carreras and Trent Alexander-Arnold, along with exciting young Argentine playmaker Franco Mastantuono.

Talks over a new contract for Vinicius Junior at Real Madrid have been stalled for weeks, a source has told ESPN, with the Brazil international's representatives believing it wouldn't make sense to accept the club's latest offer.

Real Madrid players have been left surprised by the level of talent that one of the young Real Madrid players has shown in training.

Atletico Madrid debuted six of its new signings but couldn’t avoid relinquishing a late lead and losing its opening Spanish league match for the first time under coach Diego Simeone.

The Blancos will kick off their La Liga season on Tuesday against Osasuna, but La Liga not having some games on the weekend has been common

Atletico Madrid have been by far the busiest side in La Liga’s summer transfer window this summer, spending €175m on nine players, and offloading an entire XI in exchange for €68m. Los