Rayo Vallecano are required to move away from their home stadium after regulators determine there is a risk of Legionnaires’ disease for supporters. Both reports say the club is barred from playing at the ground in the weeks leading into the new La Liga season, following concerns related to water systems and the potential spread of the bacteria that causes the illness. The decision affects the club’s immediate match planning as the start of the campaign approaches. While the sources agree on the cause—Legionnaires risk affecting fans—and the timing—just weeks before the new season—neither specifies the exact matches that will be impacted, the location of alternative fixtures, or the timeline for when the club could return. The club’s next steps typically involve meeting health and safety requirements before resuming use of the stadium, but details on inspections or remediation efforts are not provided in the reports cited. The order reflects existing public health controls intended to reduce exposure in venues where Legionella may be present.