LaLiga’s Delegated Committee is now fully formed after Friday’s election added six LaLiga Hypermotion representatives. Real Sporting de Gijón, RC Celta de Vigo Fortuna, Real Oviedo, CD Leganés, UD Las Palmas and UD Almería will make up the body for the second tier, completing a process that had already begun on 16 October.
The Hypermotion seats
The six clubs elected on Friday give Celta Vigo, Leganes, Oviedo, Las Palmas and Almeria a place in the committee alongside Real Sporting de Gijón. Europa Press reported that the committee is now definitively constituted, after the vice presidencies and the six LaLiga EA Sports representatives were already designated without a vote on 16 October.
That earlier decision had already filled the top-flight side of the structure. The second-tier vote closes the loop and leaves LaLiga with both divisions represented.
The most eye-catching name among the six is Celta Vigo, not because of the committee itself but because the club arrives with a steadier league backdrop than some of the others. Celta sit ninth in La Liga with 12 points from 10 matches and are unbeaten in five league games.
Leganes also come into the committee news with mixed recent form, having won once in their last five league matches. That is a reminder that the six elected clubs are coming from very different places on the pitch, even if the governance role is the same.
The procedural side is now done. On 30 October 2026, LaLiga completed the Delegated Committee, first with the 16 October appointments and then with Friday’s Hypermotion vote.
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