
Leganés begins construction of a modern sports complex in Solagua
Construction of the Solagua Sports Complex in Leganés begins after years of inactivity.
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Construction of the Solagua Sports Complex in Leganés begins after years of inactivity.

The City Council allocates 134,000 euros to renovate the Los Cantos sports centre.

Cerro del Telégrafo stadium will reopen on August 14 after significant municipal investment.

Over 200 drivers will participate in Móstoles in the twentieth edition of the 24-hour MasterSlot from this Friday to Sunday.

Spanish basketball surpasses 453,000 licensed players and has four consecutive years of records. Growth drives demand for facilities and sports equipment.

Leganés will invest over 300,000 euros to renovate its athletics track and municipal swimming pools.

The Community takes control of the stadium after a complaint against Rayo for blocking technical access.

The Andrés Torrejón Sports Centre shows severe damage after Summerfest, causing political tensions in Móstoles.

The Spanish national team lands in Madrid today after winning the 2026 World Cup against Argentina.

Madrid celebrates today's World Cup victory with civility; Almeida recommends using public transport.

The Spanish team returns to Madrid today after winning the 2026 World Cup with major celebrations planned.

The City Council is considering adding another screen in Colón to watch the World Cup final between Spain and England or Argentina.

World Cup shirts are flying off the shelves again. Discover the most sought-after teams and what to check before buying.

The new Madring circuit will host the F1 Grand Prix, generating significant economic impact without public funds.

The Spanish National Team advances to the semifinals after defeating Belgium with a grand public celebration.

Discover how to train at home with 30-second exercises. Improve your fitness, reduce sedentary behaviour, and create a habit without the gym.

Miguel Gutiérrez receives the title of Favourite Son after winning an Olympic medal.

Madrid continues to drive the future of Spanish sport with young talents excelling in football, tennis, athletics, and more.

Madrid establishes itself as a major venue for international sports thanks to its infrastructure, mobility, and organisational capacity.

Real Madrid legends will play in Móstoles to raise funds for children with disabilities.

From July 2 to 5, Móstoles will host over 450 judokas and three world champions during the Judo Madrid Stage.

Fuenlabrada offers 'Sports in the Parks', a free programme with tai chi and yoga until July.

The 48-team championship, despite its critics, offers significant advantages and reveals the capabilities of national teams previously underestimated.

The RFEF cancels the broadcast of the match in Colón due to an orange alert for extreme heat.