Tonight's program of La Última noche has analyzed the current situation of the Rubiales case after the announcement by the TAD that his offense has been "serious" and not "very serious" and the statement that Rubiales has sent in this regard. Sandra Barneda has revealed that the program wanted to "pay tribute to the players, but that" the first division clubs have not allowed them (to go to the program), against their will.
The presenter "had understood" that this was due to a supposed "law of silence". It has been the collaborator Andrea Peláez who has explained that "I have not received the information that the players cannot speak, but if they lend themselves to an interview this topic will come up. They have already said what they had to say, support their partner”. Now the case is in a "judicial channel and it is FIFA who has to act."
Even so, Sandra Barneda has not hesitated to give her opinion on the prohibition of the clubs for the soccer players to pronounce themselves. She believes that "there are big questions" to answer. “What happened on the bus? What really happened in that conversation between Rubiales and Jenni? Has there been pressure?
Beyond all the unknowns, Barneda does not agree that the players do not go to the program, and less with the reason why they cannot do it: "Luís Rubiales can include his mother, his sister, his grandmother and everyone the world and Jenni Hermoso's teammates in silence because the clubs ask them to, I don't know if it's very fair”, the presenter ended up ruling.
