The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced this Wednesday that it has accelerated “the planned changes” in its relationship with the national team players, publishes a declaration of principles regarding the new stage after the meeting last morning, and expresses that “it is aware of the absolute need to start a new stage and close the open institutional crisis” after the victory in the World Cup.
The RFEF states in its note that “it is aware of the absolute need to start a new stage and close the open institutional crisis” after the team’s victory in the World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, in whose final Spain beat England 1-0.
It also shows its support “to all the internationals who are going through these unwanted circumstances” and reiterates “the apologies for what happened after the victory in the World Cup to each of them and, in particular, to Jenni Hermoso, immersed in a situation that she did not generate. We will always support them.
For the federation it is “important to point out, given the events of the last few hours, that at no time has it been the intention of the RFEF bring more noise and pressure to the players“, and “deeply regrets that this has been considered due to the form chosen for the call for the next matches.”
On Monday the coach moves, Montse Toméannounced the list of those called up for the first two games of the Nations League, but the internationals made public a statement in which they once again showed their willingness not to be called up.
“During the last few days we have reiterated our public commitment to make structural changes to begin this new stage, absolutely necessary, that respects criteria of good governance, transparency and equality“, he emphasizes. He refers to governance “as rectitude in the management of one’s affairs; independent management, without interference, autonomous and determined”.
Regarding transparency, the RFEF highlights it “as a summary of the vocation and need” to open up to society, so that it “knows and knows” what they do, how they do it and why they do what they do. “It is the best for Spanish football”he emphasizes.
Equality is the third principle. “Equal opportunities for all; equality between the sexes and also between the different football actors and actresses. Equality that is summarized in that we all have the same options to enjoy our sport safely, freely and aspiring always at the highest levels of success”.
The RFEF understands that the players “need to feel that the Federation is their home, a safe environment where to show their professionalism and their sporting quality, showing off the privilege of representing Spain.”
and believe that “the steps taken so far” by the current management of the RFEF “have always sought this objective”. However, the federation recognizes that it has not managed until Tuesday to “create a climate of trust with the internationals.”
2023-09-20 18:22:07
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