Luis Rubiales continues to capture a large number of headlines in the different media. After the victory of the Spanish Women's Soccer Team in the World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand, the kiss without consent of the president of the Spanish Soccer Federation, Luis Rubiales, to Jennifer Hermoso during the awards ceremony in the final has become on one of the great issues of today.
After the controversial press conference, where he confessed that he had no intention of resigning, FIFA has temporarily suspended him from his position as president of the Royal Football Federation and has prohibited his communication with the Madrid player. For now, Rubiales' future is in the hands of the Sports Administrative Court, which is studying the complaints against the president, to decide whether he should continue in command or, on the contrary, resign.
Meanwhile, new data is becoming known about the controversies that have surrounded the president of the RFEF throughout his term. The former Rubiales chief of staff and former Antena 3 reporter, Juan Rubiales, has given an interview to El Confidencial, where he has broken his silence about many of his nephew's alleged irregularities and has assured that the Rubiales family is on Jennifer's side Beautiful.
One of the most famous controversies is the Salobreña festival. Juan Rubiales assured that at first they told him that what they were going to do in Salobreña was a work meeting, but when he arrived at the place he found that it had little to do with work meetings.
Everyone there seemed to be on vacation, until Luis Rubiales told them that there was going to be a party in the afternoon and that "girls were going to arrive." ''When I saw the girls, who were 18, 19, 20-year-old girls, I locked myself in the room,'' Juan Rubiales confessed.
Luis Rubiales' uncle assured that he did not want to participate in this party and many of the people from the Federation, including his nephew, approached him to ask him what was wrong. ''This seems crazy to me. That we're losing our minds, that you're here with 18-year-old girls who could be your daughters,'' he answered them.
The former Antena 3 reporter explained that he did not leave his hotel room all afternoon and that he stayed watching a football game. Around ten at night, Juan Rubiales left the room and saw that the girls had already left, but he observed that the other members did not agree with his attitude. The former chief of staff also claimed that the "image girls" were brought by a friend of Rubiales, former Brazilian soccer player Nené. In addition, the interviewee acknowledged that he was not certain that all those girls were of legal age.
