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The 2022-23 LaLiga season begins this week! A lot of has happened since Real Madrid lifted its record-extending 35th league trophy over eternal rivals Barcelona. Madrid also won their 14th Champions League trophy (another record), but Barcelona aim to topple the champions with for some new marquee players.
– LaLiga starts Friday: Osasuna vs. Sevilla (ESPN+, 3 p.m. ET)
While Real Madrid reveled with their silverware and Barcelona got busy by signing in a summer class headlined by Robert Lewandowski, other LaLiga teams and players made their own headlines. Atletico Madrid bid farewell to Luis Suarez, Sevilla saw several stars come and go, and Athletic Club welcomed back a team legend to the bench. The promoted sides (Almeria, Real Valladolid and Girona) will also fight to ensure their stay isn’t just for one season.
ESPN is your home for all LaLiga matches, replays, highlights and more. To walk us through what to expect from each of the 20 teams, ESPN contributors Graham Hunter, Alex Kirkland, Sid Lowe and Sam Marsden break down each squad and what to look out for this season.
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Jump to: Almeria | Athletic Club | Atletico Madrid | Barcelona | Cadiz | Celta Vigo | Elche | Espanyol | Getafe | Girona | Mallorca | Osasuna | Rayo Vallecano | Real Betis | Real Madrid | Real Sociedad | Valladolid | Sevilla | Valencia | Villarreal
– Transfers In: DF Kaiky (Santos), FW Marko Milovanovic (Partizan Belgrade), MF Gui Guedes (Guimaraes), DF Alex Pozo (Sevilla), DF Srdan Babic (Red Star Belgrade), DF Houboulang Mendes (free agent), MF Martin Svidersky (free agent), DF Arnau Sola (free agent)
– Transfers Out: GK George Makaridze (free agent)
– Last season: Segunda Division (promoted as champions), Copa del Rey (round of 32)
How will they fare this season?
Almeria have signed Ronaldinho for their return. Well, sort of. He was among those invited to the opening…
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