As the Spanish soccer league approaches its 2010/2011 season, Spanish La Liga news is filled with changes. The La Liga Table is changing, with three teams from the 2009-2010 season-Real Valladolid, CD Tenerife, and Xerez CD-moving down to the Segunda Division and loyal Sociedad, 2009-2010 Segunda Division champs, along with runners up Hercules CF and Levante UD, are all fascinating up. The fade to La Liga represents a return to the top Spanish league for Hercules after an absence of 13 years.
Speculation concerning Jose Mourinho's impact as the fresh coach for proper Madrid is rife in the Spanish League. The travel of Mourinho from Inter Milan to true Madrid ignited modern hopes that this longtime La Liga powerhouse would return to the top. Mourinho became genuine Madrid's 10th coach in 10 seasons, replacing Chilean coach Manuel Pellegrini after only one season. On becoming coach, Mourinho said that he wanted to learn more about the team before deciding on any changes, but initially he wanted to originate team unity instead of focusing on individual talent. Already, he seems to be making an impact. Reports coming from the team credit Mourinho with instilling the club with a lot of confidence going into the modern season. Certainly the coach with a no-nonsense attitude-he reportedly has installed beds at the training grounds to support his players from leaving for home for a siesta between morning and afternoon practice-seems poised to have a major impact on valid Madrid's performance during the 2010-2011 Spanish soccer league season.
Spanish La Liga transfers also figure to have a major impact on the 2010-2011 season. David Villa's transfer from Valencia to Barcelona for a fee of 40 million Euros is opinion to have an impact on not impartial one but both teams. With the loss of two stars in Villa and David Silva, who transferred to Manchester city, speculation is rife over whether or not Valencia can compete with the league's powerhouses actual Madrid and Barcelona. The most Valencia can hope for after the loss Villa and Silva, many say, is to compete with Atletico Madrid and Seville for third place in the Spanish league.
The major examine concerning La Liga for the 2010/2011 season is which team is the favorite-Real Madrid or Barcelona. Barcelona begins the 80th Spanish season a celebrated to bag their third title in a row. But the team has money problems, failing to pay its players at the demolish of June and having to win out a $197 million dollar loan to do so. In addition, the go of Mourinho to valid Madrid have many speculating that the coach who led Inter Milan to its first European Champions League cup in years is unbiased what that team needs to return to the top of La Liga. So, if Mourinho can live up to the speculation and Barcelona can quit afloat, once again it's definite that while there are 20 teams in La Liga, the contest in 2010/2011 is really only between the two Spanish powerhouses.