Villa Real FC has announced that their new head coach will be Bordalás, the current manager of the Spanish second division team Deportivo La Coruña. This news comes after Villa Real had been without a permanent head coach for several months.

Bordalás has a strong record in Spanish football and is known for his tactical acumen and ability to manage young players. He was also the manager of the Spain national under-21 team during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

The signing of Bordalás marks a significant step forward for Villa Real, who have struggled with form this season. They currently sit at the bottom of the Spanish Primera Division table, having lost all of their opening eight games.

However, they did secure a first victory against Valladolid on Saturday, thanks to a brace from striker Carlos Vela. The victory came despite Villa Real being outplayed by their opponents throughout the match.

It remains to be seen how well Bordalás can perform at Villa Real, but it seems likely that he will bring some much-needed stability and direction to the club's struggling squad. With the right support and resources, there is certainly potential for Villa Real to turn things around and make a push for promotion next season.