The RFEF is calling for a “deep organic restructuring” that would allow “a new phase of management in Spanish football”.
And the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) announced, on Saturday, the suspension of Rubiales, after the controversial kiss he directed to the player in the final of the Women’s World Cup. And last Friday, during an extraordinary general meeting, Rubiales refused to resign and confirmed that he would defend himself.
And in the last few hours, The Spanish Public Prosecutor’s Office also announced the opening of a preliminary investigation into the alleged sexual assault, following complaints against Luis Rubiales.
The organization explained in a statement that the reported facts may constitute a crime of sexual assault, and stressed the “significant public repercussions in the media at the national and international levels” that this case entails.
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