Luis Rubiales Return to the scene. Nine months after being found guilty of sexual assault and fined €10,800 for kissing Yeni Hermoso without her consent, the former president of the Spanish Football Federation has given his first explanation since the verdict.
in … In an interview given to El Chiringuito de Jugones, the Granada native said that she was a victim of everything she had experienced in the months since the incident at the Women’s World Cup victory celebration. “It was unwise, but from there to everything that was set up in an outrageous and distorted way…” he claimed.
He lashed out at the Madrid footballer after he confirmed he would appeal considering there was no sexual assault. «I won’t apologize to Jenni Hermoso.. I asked her, and she said, ‘Okay,”’ he said, adding that while the verdict confirms Rubiales’ crime, the two main characters know that’s not the case.
“Jenny and I both know that’s not the case. I’m not going to change my original testimony like Jenny did. He’s a mature man, 33 years old, and nothing has changed. There was an interesting version change», an interest he explained from politics.
“What I saw was a far-left movement with special interests. For me, I had to change the script immediately,” he said. smoke screen» According to Rubiales, the purpose was to conceal an agreement with secessionists seeking amnesty in exchange for the investiture of Pedro Sánchez.
Moreover, “the hypocrisy of elevating trivial matters to the nth degree when covering up what is happening inside” is why he accused Yolanda Díaz in the Iñigo Errejon case and Irene Montero of allowing “a rapist to go out into the streets.”
Despite the hunt, which left Rubiales feeling like a victim, he refused to resign at the federation’s general meeting, and the leader remained at the head of the RFEF until FIFA intervened. “This is over, I’m dead, that’s what I think. There are two ways to die, one is to die peacefully, and the other is to die fighting. This is not sexual assault, and I will fight to the end.》That was the former leader’s reasoning.
The man from Granada will publish his book ‘Defeat RubialesIt was a phrase coined for Javier Tebas as an example of a strategy against him, but he used different words for two current members of the RFEF, the president and the coach. As for Roussin, he claimed he wrote the letter days after the events in Sydney to convey his support. “He then said something different, but he was clearly lying.”
Luis de la Fuente, however, made a veiled secret of the fact that the coach was one of his most enthusiastic supporters before the general meeting. “On a personal level, he knows what he gave me, and I know that I would have done things differently, but that’s between him and me. Before the meeting in my office, there were seven or eight people criticizing how the narrative could be revised against feminism trying to create parallel realities. Some were pretty intense, but… IWhis and I know that» he declared.
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