The Ciudad del Fútbol in Las Rozas is the headquarters of the Spanish Football Federation and the home of Spanish football. Opened in May 2003, this federation complex is the regular training and gathering base for the men’s and women’s senior national teams, as well as the other national teams managed by the federation.

It is a premium, multi-purpose sports facility that combines a training center with spaces for rest, work, leisure, and cultural activities.

The complex includes a hotel-residence, a multi-sport indoor arena, four football pitches (with the main pitch surrounded by an athletics track), and several key buildings.

These include the technical building, which houses the federation’s technical department offices, changing rooms, gym, medical services and press area, and the administrative building, home to the federation’s central offices, the main auditorium and the Spanish National Team Museum.

Real Federación Española de Fútbol (RFEF) is the governing institution that oversees and regulates football in Spain. Founded in 1909, it is responsible for organizing national competitions, coordinating regional federations, clubs, players, referees, and coaches, and supporting the development of football in all its forms across the country.