🗞️ The queens of the world are Spanish too, Monday's front pages

The headlines on Monday read: "The queens of the world are Spanish too." Women's football once again propelled Spanish sport to the pinnacle of achievement, with international triumphs and standout talents taking center stage. September 28 saw Spain claim their second Under-20 World Cup title, La Rojita's unstoppable impact of Lamine Yamal, and the tactical maneuvers in sports administration.

Marca, As and Sport dominated with the story of Spain's women's Under-20 national team. The team won its second World Cup in the category after a thrilling penalty shootout victory over North Korea, 4-3. Goalkeeper Laia López was the hero, saving two crucial penalties to secure the win, showcasing the bright future of Spanish women's football.

In men's football, Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal stole the spotlight for Spain at Wembley. Mundo Deportivo and Sport highlighted his dazzling performance, placing him as one of the top contenders for the Ballon d’Or, the day the voting for the prestigious award closed. However, the silver lining for the Spanish team was short-lived as Eric García had to withdraw from the squad due to a knee injury and was replaced by Le Normand.

The regional press delved into the boardrooms. Estadio Deportivo dissected the strategic plan by Real Betis' coach Manuel Pellegrini, advocating for stability and yearly contract renewals for the Chilean coach. Simultaneously, Superdeporte reported on the organizational changes at Valencia CF following the arrival of Braulio as sporting director.