Spain‘s World Cup-winning footballers will continue their boycott of the women’s national team despite the resignation of Luis Rubiales and dismissal of Jorge Vilda, according to The Associated Press and EFE.
The squad for UEFA Nations League games against Sweden and Switzerland this month is due to be announced on Friday, but the players have sent a joint email to the Royal Spanish Football Federation [RFEF] explaining that they are not ready to return. Read More
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