Spain’s national team training camp dominates the headlines this Wednesday, with the spotlight on several players making their mark.
While Jacobo Ramón grabs the headlines for his breakthrough under Cesc Fàbregas, transfer talk puts Pedro Porro and Endrick at the centre of attention.
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Jacobo Ramón takes centre stage in Madrid
The front pages of Marca and AS both heap praise on Jacobo Ramón. The centre-back, called up to the senior national team for the first time since leaving Real Madrid, explains the keys to his success at Como in Marca: “The secret comes down to one man: Cesc”.
Meanwhile, in AS, he reaffirms his ambition, naming Sergio Ramos as his biggest defensive role model. On the Real Madrid front, the newspaper also highlights Endrick‘s search for a move away, with Sporting CP and Roma monitoring the situation.
Barça eye Europe and show interest in Porro
In the Catalan press, attention is split between the squad’s ambitions and transfer targets. In Mundo Deportivo, goalkeeper Joan García underlines Barça’s identity (“Barça’s strength is keeping possession”) without obsessing over the Champions League.
Meanwhile, Sport leads with Pedro Porro, who says he is “flattered” by Barça’s interest in signing him at full-back. In women’s football, Aitana Bonmatí celebrates her recovery ahead of the clash with Arsenal.
Valencia celebrate as stock rises in Seville
In the Valencian Community, Superdeporte runs the headline “Party at Mestalla” after Valencia‘s 6-0 thrashing of UE Tavernes, with goals from Blázquez, Hugo Duro and Harvey Elliott on a night of camaraderie.
Finally, in Andalusia, Estadio Deportivo presents Rodrigo Riquelme as Real Betis‘s prized asset: his performances have sent his market value soaring amid interest from the Premier League and Italy. At Sevilla, the club are pushing to finalise Castrín’s contract renewal.

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