Galder Reguera (Bilbao, 1975) is a Spanish writer, essayist, and cultural promoter whose work explores the intersections of literature, philosophy, memory, and football.
He studied Philosophy at the University of Deusto, and developed his professional career in the fields of cultural management and sports journalism. He currently directs cultural initiatives linked to Athletic Club Foundation, promoting dialogue between sport, literature, and society.
Reguera’s literary career has extensively explored football as a cultural and emotional language, notably in Hijos del fútbol and Quedará la ilusión. He delved into fiction with Libro de familia (2020), which blends memoir and investigation to reconstruct the life of a father he never knew. He’s more recently published Vida y obra (2024), where a father-son bond is also at the core and where literature itself becomes the connection between them.