The Spanish Federation calls for the resignation of its president

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By: Manu Tournoux

The Spanish Federation calls for the resignation of its president

Luis Rubiales, the boss of the Spanish Football Federation, is asked to resign.

After a meeting of the committee of presidents of the autonomous and territorial federations on Monday, the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) came out in favor of the resignation of its boss, Luis Rubiales. Already pinned by Fifa, and ordered to leave his post by the Spanish government, the person concerned finds himself let go by his family after his stolen kiss from Jennifer Hermoso after the Spanish world crown.

” After the recent events and unacceptable behaviors that have seriously damaged the image of Spanish football, the presidents demand that Mr. Luis Rubiales immediately submits his resignation as president of the RFEF “, is it written this Monday evening in a press release which finally congratulates the players of Roja female for their world title.

” We will ask the competent bodies to carry out a profound and imminent restructuring of the strategic positions of the Federation in order to pave the way for a new stage in the management of Spanish footballcontinues the RFEF. As soon as Fifa suspended Mr. Luis Rubiales, the Federation’s internal protocols were activated as a result of the suspension. »

With already for the Spanish Federation a new boss all designated: “ The Presidents’ Committee has given its unanimous support to Mr. Pedro Rocha to lead a new stage where dialogue and reconciliation with all football institutions will be the line to follow. We make ourselves available to all the institutions concerned to continue to build together the candidacy for the 2030 World Cup. »

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Manu Tournoux

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