Rafael del Amo, Chairman of the Women’s Football Technical Committee RFEFIn Diario de Navarra, she gave an interview in which she positioned herself on the controversy of the women’s team in recent weeks and the treatment of the coach. Jorge Vilda.

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For Del Amo, “The players have never been successful. It’s never happened that 15 girls signed a letter where they didn’t want Jorge Vilda’s resignation anywhere. We’ve changed the team brutally in recent years”. The chairman of the referees goes further and states: The statement was “made by two or three leaders or their representatives. I know some of them disagree. they shot themselves in the feet with what they did”.

As for the doubts that crept into Jorge Vilda, the Del Amo coach is categorical in his defense. “It is a lie that Vilda entered the rooms. He wants to have his own space And I swear he’s a super honest person. Also, when I talked to them, the captains told me that the treatment was excellent.”

“It’s a complicated situation, but the girls who came in are very excited and top players. Together with the players, coaches and leaders, we’ve made this progress. We have to support them. And encourage them”. And he reproaches the attitude of the players who stopped being called: “You need to remember more in football because Vilda supported all the players in the last European Championship. when they have some bad performances”.

The Vilda case is not without controversy with ‘rebel’ players or coach involvements. Months before the World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand from 20 July to 20 August, both sides are determined in their positions and there is still no convergence between the sides.