Spain women’s soccer coach Jorge Vilda said on Saturday night he regretted the “inappropriate behavior” of Rubiales, who was accused of sexual assault by Spain international Jenni Hermoso after the World Cup final. World Cup.
“I regret that the victory of women’s football has been tarnished by the inappropriate behavior that our most senior leader up to now, Luis Rubiales, has shown and himself admitted,” the coach said for the first time. in a press release given to the EFE agency and picked up by several Spanish media.
A late and very timid distancing, for the one who still applauded his president wildly during the latter’s lunar press conference in the middle of the week. Vilda, who had been promised an insane increase in mondiovision during one of the many projections moved from Rubiales to the headquarters of the Spanish federation (awkward moment ++++), no longer really had a choice: six members of the he management of the Spanish women’s team, crowned world champions last Sunday in Sydney, had shown more courage than him by submitting their resignation on Friday, expressing “their firm and categorical condemnation of the behavior of Luis Rubiales with regard to Jennifer Hermoso”.