These facts are being investigated by Futpro, the majority union of female footballers, which has issued a statement in which it explains that it brought the situation to the attention of the club once it learned of the complaints months ago so that the protocol of the agreement could be activated collective “to guarantee the protection of the footballers and remove the coach provisionally and immediately”. In addition, it states that it “condemns any kind of conduct that violates the rights of female footballers” and points out that, from the union, work will continue to “carry out the relevant measures to protect female footballers from unacceptable actions”. On the other hand, the union has filed complaints with the Labor Inspectorate, the RFEF and the Superior Sports Council (CSD). But none of the three bodies has commented on the matter.
FUTPRO press release
According to the information published in The newspaper i Sports world, one of the players, Mariela Coronel, asked to leave work because of Randri’s behavior and many others are going through a difficult psychological situation. On the other hand, Alhama, in another statement, denies “the existence of any serious incident in relation to its players” and reports that “all the complaints” they have received have been attended to “without, for the moment, ‘notified any complaint for insults, harassment or any other similar behaviour’. However, it assures that it has opened an internal investigation and that it will “always act proactively to defend” its players and any employee “from behaviors that may be considered inappropriate or improper through the relevant procedures that the labor regulations and regulations foresee and stipulate” .
Randri García took over Alhama in the summer of 2018 and led them to promotion to Liga F last season. Right now, the team from Murcia is in the relegation zone with 18 points in 25 games. The investigated technician’s contract ends on June 30.
