We Apologize To Spanish Women Players For Putting Them Through Unwanted Circumstances – RFEF

The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) have sacked its General Secretary, Andreu Camps.

The RFEF recently issued an apology to the players for what happened in the aftermath of the World Cup final, and fans have been reacting.

According to its statement, the federation is extremely sorry to the players for putting them through unwanted circumstances, and a special apology is also due to Hermoso due to her being immersed in a situation that she did not create.

RFEF added that Spanish football deserves absolute recognition, and the decision makers will keep working towards making that a reality.

His words, “The RFEF is aware of the absolute need to start a new stage and close the institutional crisis that opened after the national team’s victory in the World Cup.

We understand that the players need to feel that the federation is their home, a safe environment where they can show their professionalism and sporting quality while displaying the privilege of representing Spain.

The steps taken so far by the current leadership of the RFEF have always sought this objective. However, we recognise that until yesterday we have not managed to create a climate of trust with the internationals.

During the last few days we have reiterated our public commitment to make structural changes to begin this new, absolutely necessary stage that respects criteria of good governance, transparency and equality.

We have accelerated the changes planned by the federation and we have communicated this decision to both the CSD and the international players.

Spanish football deserves absolute recognition, and all of us who are part of it must unite to achieve it.”