Rubiales could face further suspension after kiss as sports court meet | The Guardian Nigeria News

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Suspended Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales could face further domestic sanctions as the country's top sports court meets Monday to examine complaints...

In this handout image released by the Spanish Royal Football Federation on August 25, 2023, RFEF President Luis Rubiales delivers a speech during an extraordinary general assembly of the federation on August 25, 2023 in Las Rozas de Madrid.

“If the court upholds the complaint and begins to process that case, we can request the provisional suspension of the president of the RFEF until TAD finishes analysing it and takes their decision,” Sports Minister Miquel Iceta said on Friday. As many as 11 members of women’s football staff in the Spanish football federation have also resigned from their posts, although controversial Spain women’s coach Jorge Vilda did not, although he has criticised Rubiales’ conduct.

“The only sanctions provided for by the Sports Law are to impose a fine or ineligibility for a period of between two and fifteen years,” sports lawyer Toni Roca said in an interview on Spanish public television Sunday.Criticism of Rubiales mounted last week after he kissed Hermoso following Spain’s World Cup final victory over England on August 20.

“ we have had to put up with a president who has clung on to his position, who has not admitted that his behaviour has been unacceptable and is damaging the image of our country and our football around the world.

 

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