Former Real Madrid striker Raul takes on his first role in senior club management after being appointed as boss of Spanish second division side Real Oviedo.

Former Real Madrid striker Raul has been appointed as the new manager of Spanish second division club Real Oviedo, marking his first senior management role. The 49-year-old signed a contract running until June 2028. He takes over from Julian Calero, who was dismissed on Monday with the team positioned ninth in the table.
Raul previously managed Real Madrid's reserve side between 2019 and 2025 following a decorated playing career that featured three Champions League titles and six La Liga triumphs. Real Oviedo's new coach stated his philosophy combines respecting squad talent with demanding unconditional effort to ensure supporters feel proud of the side.
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