European football leagues prepare for 2026/27 season

Major European football leagues are preparing for the 2026/27 season, marked by significant changes in broadcasting rights and squad compositions. In Brazil, the upcoming season for the Premier League, LaLiga, Ligue 1, Bundesliga, and Serie A will feature multi-platform coverage, with CazéTV securing rights for several competitions including LaLiga and Ligue 1.

In Spain, LaLiga clubs are actively navigating the transfer market. Sevilla FC is managing strict financial limits, prioritizing player quality over nationality while utilizing creative transfer formulas to manage costs. Getafe CF, led by coach José Bordalás, is still working to finalize its squad ahead of their debut against Alavés. Meanwhile, Real Sociedad is nearing a deal for defender Nayef Aguerd.

Other clubs are also making preparations: Unicaja Baloncesto has unveiled its new 50th-anniversary kit, and various clubs like Jaén FS and Amics Castelló have introduced new seasonal gear. In Argentina, River Plate is managing squad changes as players like Thiago Acosta seek new opportunities following the conclusion of their cycles with the club.