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This is how the football giants in Spain, Italy and Germany came together\nJames Rodríguez scored his first goal for Real Madrid against Atlético de Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup.

Barcelona and Real Madrid made expensive additions during this transfer season with the idea that the current League champion, Atlético de Madrid, would not repeat it again.

In the Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund relied on forwards to break the hegemony of Bayern Munich.

While in Italy the big news is that Juventus and Milan hired new coaches.

At BBC Mundo we present how the main teams in Spain, Italy and Germany prepared to face the season that is just beginning.

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The league

The Uruguayan striker Luis Suárez will be one of the references for the new season in Spain.

When looking at last season, you can see that the Spanish league is in one of its best moments: Real Madrid and Sevilla are champions of the European tournaments and with Atlético de Madrid fighting everything until the last moment.

And that good streak seems to continue this season: Real Madrid has just won the Super Cup and wants the six titles that appear on the calendar for its showcases.

In terms of names, Real Madrid seems to have the best surnames. The German Toni Kroos and the Brazil 2014 scorer, the Colombian James Rodríguez, join the battalion commanded by Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale.

The Frenchman Antoine Griezmann is the new star of Atlético de Madrid.

But FC Barcelona took advantage of FIFA's ban on signing players until 2016 and signed several important names: Claudio Bravo, Jeremy Mathieu and the Uruguayan Luis Suárez.

In addition to replacing the Argentine Tata Martino, the former Spanish midfielder Luis Enrique will have two jewels of South American football for his project: the Argentine Lionel Messi and the Brazilian Neymar.

But Atlético de Madrid does not want to give space in the fight to repeat the title either. During this year's market it managed to incorporate the...\n\ntl;dr:<end_of_turn>
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