If you’re a Navarre fan or just love following La Liga, you’ve landed in the right spot. Here’s a quick rundown of how Osasuna is doing, who’s shining, and what to expect in the weeks ahead.
Osasuna have been a mixed bag this season. They grabbed a gritty 2‑1 win over Girona last weekend thanks to a late header from Robin Le Normand. The victory pushed them up to 12th place, a few points clear of the relegation zone but still a ways from the European spots.
Things haven’t been all smooth sailing. A 0‑3 loss at Atletico Madrid exposed defensive frailties, especially on the flanks. Coach Jagoba Arrasate has been rotating his back‑line, giving young talent like Unai Fernández a chance to step up.
In the league table, Osasuna sit with 13 points from 9 games. Their goal difference is negative, but the team’s home form remains solid – they’ve lost only one match at El Sadar this campaign. If they can keep winning at home, a mid‑table finish looks realistic.
Winter is coming, and the rumor mill is buzzing. The most talked‑about name is forward Álex Berenguer, who’s reportedly on the radar of a few Premier League clubs. Osasuna aren’t eager to let him go, but a big offer could be hard to refuse.
On the inbound side, the club has shown interest in a versatile midfielder from the Segunda División. The player, known for his work rate and passing range, could provide the creative spark that’s been missing in the final third.
Arrasate is also keen on retaining his core defenders. A contract extension for Carlos Izquierdoz is slated for next month, and the club is preparing a new deal to keep his experience in the squad.
Beyond transfers, Osasuna are investing in their youth academy. The under‑21 side recently clinched a regional cup, and several promising players are training with the first team. Expect a few academy graduates to make cameo appearances this season.
For fans, the upcoming fixtures are crucial. Next up is a clash with Sevilla at home – a game that could swing the momentum either way. Then they travel to Valencia, where a tough away environment will test their resolve.
Overall, Osasuna’s season hinges on consistency. If they tighten up at the back, capitalize on set pieces, and get a couple of goals from their midfield, they could finish comfortably above the drop zone.
Keep checking back for match reports, player interviews, and the latest transfer updates. We’ll bring you the key moments without the jargon, so you can stay in the loop and cheer on the Navarrese side with confidence.
Osasuna hosts Elche on September 25, 2025, in a La Liga clash that pits a six‑game home winning streak against a newly‑confident Elche side. The Pamplona club seeks redemption after a 2‑1 loss, while Andre Silva's goal surge fuels the visitors. Historical head‑to‑heads heavily favor the hosts, but Elche’s recent momentum could keep things interesting.