Osasuna to host LaLiga Genuine Moeve for first time

Osasuna will host LaLiga Genuine Moeve for the first time since the tournament was created in 2017. The newest pitches at the Tajonar Sports Complex will welcome more than 380 players from 24 teams during the first week of March. Club Atlético Osasuna was among the first clubs to participate in the competition for people with intellectual disabilities.

Tajonar’s selection to host the second round of this season’s competition reflects the league’s values of equality, respect and teamwork.

The sports complex will host 24 matches Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning on the A3 and A4 fields. The competition uses football to promote inclusion, personal growth and sportsmanship.

Twenty-four teams will compete at Tajonar, while the remaining teams will play at Club Deportivo Tenerife’s Sports Complex. The Tajonar matches will feature Celta de Vigo, Valencia CF, Deportivo Alavés, CF Fuenlabrada, Real Oviedo, Girona FC, RCD Espanyol, CD Leganés, Real Sociedad, Real Valladolid, Eibar, Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, Dépor, Burgos CF, CD Lugo, Real Sporting de Gijón, Real Zaragoza, CD Mirandés, SD Ponferradina, SD Huesca, Athletic Club and Racing Club de Ferrol.

Osasuna a pioneer in the competition

Osasuna was one of the first clubs to join LaLiga Genuine Moeve, LaLiga’s social initiative founded in 2017. The league promotes inclusion and equality through football and is designed for players with intellectual disabilities.

LaLiga Genuine Moeve is an eight-a-side league featuring four 10-minute periods. During the season, the competition will visit six cities across four rounds: Tarragona, Tenerife, Gijón, Cádiz, Madrid and Pamplona.

LaLiga Genuine Moeve 2026-27 schedule

LaLiga Genuine Moeve features more than 1,400 players across 50 teams. Osasuna will compete in Grupo Respeto against Atlético de Madrid, Dépor, Real Sociedad, Real Racing Club, Nàstic de Tarragona, RCD Mallorca, Villarreal CF, Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, Real Valladolid, Granada CF, SD Eibar, Las Palmas, Córdoba CF, Burgos CF and FC Cartagena.

The first round is scheduled for Nov. 19-22 in Tarragona, where Osasuna will face FC Cartagena, Córdoba CF and RCD Mallorca. The second round will take place March 5-7, with Osasuna hosting Real Valladolid and Burgos CF.

From May 7-9, Osasuna will face Dépor and Real Racing Club in Gijón. The fourth and final round will be hosted by Atlético de Madrid, where Osasuna will play Nàstic de Tarragona, Atlético de Madrid and Las Palmas.

At the conclusion of the final round, the league will name three Fair Play champions and three sporting champions.