Jesé Rodríguez made a notable return to football with Real Madrid, four years after his first training with the team. On the anniversary of his first training, Jesé, now recovered from a knee injury, was celebrated by fans at the Bernabéu Stadium. He played more than the initially planned half-hour due to Khedira's injury. Jesé demonstrated his skills on the field, culminating in a goal assisted by Isco. He expressed gratitude to the medical staff, his physiotherapist, and the club's support during his recovery. Jesé's performance and goal marked a successful comeback.

Cristiano Ronaldo became the all-time top scorer in the history of the European Championship and its qualifying phases, surpassing Jon Dahl Tomasson with 23 goals. His latest goal saved the Portuguese team from a draw against Armenia. Portuguese press praised him, and his teammate Tiago and coach Fernando Santos lauded his abilities. Ronaldo is now set to play at Old Trafford against Argentina and Messi in a friendly match, emphasizing the special occasion of returning to his former home ground rather than the rivalry with Messi. Ronaldo also commented on the Ballon d'Or, stating he has done what he needed to do, winning titles and breaking records, without being obsessed with winning the award.

The powerful BBC trio, consisting of Bale, Benzema, and Cristiano, is set to reunite in Real Madrid's upcoming match against Rayo. This marks their first collaboration since Bale's injury. Despite Isco's impressive performance during Bale's absence, the Welshman's return is supported by his season statistics. Bale is expected to demonstrate his best form alongside his reliable teammates Benzema and Cristiano.

Toni Kroos, during a press conference with the German national team, expressed his dislike for comparisons with Xabi Alonso, acknowledging similarities due to their playing positions but denying any belief in a swap deal between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich. Kroos praised the quality of players in the Spanish League compared to the Bundesliga and emphasized the hard work behind Real Madrid's recent scoring streak. He also mentioned his smooth adaptation to life in Madrid, his integration into the team, and his ongoing efforts to learn Spanish amidst a busy match schedule.

International expansion is a viable option for Spanish companies to overcome crises and continue growing, with 80% of those seeking financing for international activities creating jobs in Spain. Institutions like the European Development Finance Institutions and the Development Bank of Latin America (CAF) provide specialized support, with CAF focusing on infrastructure projects that boost trade. CAF has granted approximately $4 billion to Spanish companies in the last 15 years. The Spanish Company for Development Financing (Cofides) has also doubled its support for small and medium-sized enterprises, with a current portfolio of 900 million euros, 75% of which is in developing countries, emphasizing the importance of financing for economic growth.