"Following the debut of the RFEF's blue track, the climactic moment of the National League for Futsal"

The National League of Indoor Football (LNFS) in Spain, a fixture of the indoor football scene for 36 years, is set to dissolve following the completion of a transitional phase. This decision was made unanimously by the LNFS clubs, marking the end of an era for the organisation.

The LNFS's Extraordinary General Assembly approved the start of a process aimed at the dissolution of the Association. Javier Lozano, the current president of the LNFS, announced this decision in an extensive text published on LinkedIn.

The purpose for which the LNFS was created no longer exists, and the playing surface of the National League of Indoor Football will return to its historic blue color, as announced by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). This change was first seen in the premier league of the 2025-26 season.

The RFEF has designated Mario Hernando as the new CEO of indoor football in Spain. Hernando, with over 25 years of professional experience, has previously held roles as general director of the World Padel Tour (WPT) and director of Operations, Communication, and Media of the ACB.

Javier Lozano, in his LinkedIn post, expressed gratitude to all the people who have contributed to the dream of a dignified, relevant, and exemplary futsal within the national and international sports map. He also argued that the RFEF, under a conciliatory spirit and respect, will continue to manage the competition.

Despite the difficulties, Lozano stated that the LNFS resisted with pride and unity. The LNFS clubs have voluntarily and unanimously decided to initiate their liquidation, with a commitment to fulfill pending obligations and liquidate existing contractual relationships before dissolution.

The strategic plan for indoor football under the leadership of Mario Hernando includes creating a strong, potent, recognizable brand and building a product that offers a premium experience on television and social networks. The steps indoor football is taking in recent days could bring Hernando to the spotlight with new news soon.

Javier Lozano has also criticized the RFEF, stating that they took the competition away from the LNFS, harassed them, and made life impossible for the clubs and them. However, the RFEF's statement about Hernando's designation made no mention of these allegations.

The definitive dissolution of the LNFS will proceed after the completion of the transitional phase. The name of the new CEO of indoor football in Spain, who will take full responsibility after the dissolution of the LNFS, is not provided in the available search results.

Mario Hernando's management is oriented towards achieving results and generating value, making him a suitable choice for leading indoor football in Spain during this transition period. The blue color, popularized during the best years of the LNFS, will once again grace the playing surface of the National League of Indoor Football, symbolizing a new beginning for indoor football in Spain.