“Spanish Federation Issues Public Statement Confirming Spain Players’ Commitment to Change”

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has issued a statement addressing the ongoing strike by 39 players from the national women’s football team. The players had put forward five demands for the RFEF, including the resignation of the RFEF President and restructuring of various departments within the organization.

In response, the RFEF reaffirmed its commitment to reforming women’s football and expressed its willingness to make the necessary changes. They urged the players to return to national team selection and support the reforms they intend to implement. The RFEF emphasized its dedication to transparency and professionalism in this process, including holding individuals accountable for their actions.

The statement also highlighted the alignment of the players, society, and the Federation in their shared goal of renewing and improving women’s football in Spain. The RFEF pledged to create a safe and trusting environment for the players to collaborate and move forward with the necessary changes.

The 39 players had gone on strike to push for these reforms, and their response to the RFEF’s statement remains to be seen. The Federation’s message reflects their determination to address the demands for change and progress in women’s football.