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Here are the latest news and updates from La Liga, the top division of Spanish football:
Recent Results:
- Barcelona 2-1 Real Madrid (El Clásico)
- Atlético Madrid 2-0 Real Sociedad
- Sevilla 2-1 Valencia
- Villarreal 2-1 Getafe
- Real Betis 1-1 Athletic Bilbao
Standings:
- Barcelona - 64 points
- Atlético Madrid - 59 points
- Real Madrid - 56 points
- Sevilla - 54 points
- Real Sociedad - 52 points
Upcoming Fixtures:
- Barcelona vs. Getafe (La Liga)
- Real Madrid vs. Atlético Madrid (El Derbi)
- Sevilla vs. Villarreal (La Liga)
- Real Sociedad vs. Real Betis (La Liga)
- Athletic Bilbao vs. Valencia (La Liga)
Transfer News:
- Barcelona has signed midfielder Frenkie de Jong from Ajax for a reported €75 million.
- Real Madrid has signed midfielder Éder Militão from Porto for a reported €50 million.
- Atlético Madrid has signed forward João Félix from Benfica for a reported €126 million.
- Sevilla has signed midfielder Joan Jordán from Tottenham Hotspur for a reported €15 million.
Injury News:
- Barcelona's Lionel Messi is expected to miss the next two weeks with a hamstring injury.
- Real Madrid's Karim Benzema is expected to miss the next month with a knee injury.
- Atlético Madrid's Diego Costa is expected to miss the next three weeks with a hamstring injury.
- Sevilla's Luuk de Jong is expected to miss the next two weeks with a calf injury.
Managerial News:
- Barcelona has appointed Quique Setién as their new manager, replacing Ernesto Valverde.
- Real Madrid has appointed Zinedine Zidane as their new manager, replacing Santiago Solari.
- Atlético Madrid has appointed Diego Simeone as their new manager, replacing Diego Pablo Simeone.
- Sevilla has appointed Julen Lopetegui as their new manager, replacing Pablo Machín.
Other News:
- La Liga has announced that they will be introducing a new VAR system for the 2020-21 season.
- The Spanish Football Federation has announced that they will be increasing the number of foreign players allowed in La Liga from 12 to 15.
- The Spanish government has announced that they will be increasing the number of police officers at football matches to improve security.