Stories from Madrid · Spain

Real Madrid player Federico Valverde sustained a worrying head cut following an internal fight. The club is reportedly upset and seeking to identify who was responsible for leaking information about the incident. Real Madrid athletes Federico Valverde and Chouameni were each fined 500,000 euros for fighting during two training sessions this week. The altercations reportedly occurred in the locker room, not on the field. Valverde sustained a concussion and was reportedly unconscious, leaving the training complex in a wheelchair. NOS reporter Jan Kees van der Kooij reported the incident, noting serious injuries resulted. Real Madrid player Valverde is currently resting due to an injury following the altercation between the two players. The source notes it is not confirmed that Chouameni caused Valverde's injury. Rüdiger also reportedly attacked another player.

The Spanish government signed a contract with Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAŞ) at the beginning of January, valued at 2.6 billion euros, for 30 helicopters. Spanish media reported that these helicopters are considered a first step, with plans for similar future sales.

The discussions are currently in a preliminary phase. While exchanges have occurred, an actual negotiation process is not currently underway, according to the source.

A decision is expected regarding an open disciplinary file concerning two players.

An individual has been located at their family home in Spain.

Argentine television host Mirtha Legrand is scheduled to be decorated with the Spanish Crown.

Spain has reported its first suspected case of a virus. The context of the report, mentioning 'antivirus' and 'caso sospechoso', strongly suggests a health-related viral infection.

A first suspicious case related to a virus has been reported in Spain. Javier Padilla, from the Ministry of Health, reported a suspicious case of ANSES. A woman has been admitted to a hospital in Alicante due to a suspected case, according to the source.

Isabel Díaz Ayuso's trip to a fair cost 300,000 euros, according to the source.

The Confes organization will host an event called 'Risas que unen' (Laughter that Unites) this Sunday at noon at the Teatro Amaya in Madrid. The event aims to raise visibility and support for chronic pain, fibromyalgia, multiple chemical sensitivity, and extreme fatigue.