The crisis continues in Spanish football: the Government will intervene in the Federation

The idea of ​​state intervention is to appoint a “Normalization, Supervision and Representation” commission to take charge of the entity until new elections are held in the RFEF, which would take place after the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The situation arises a few hours before the Higher Sports Council meets to study a possible suspension of the president in charge of the RFEF, Pedro Rocha, after a file was opened against him in the Sports Administrative Court for “very serious infractions.” “serious.”
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However, the Cope network assured this Wednesday that Rocha will not be suspended and that this Friday he would be proclaimed president of the RFEF.

It is worth remembering that the RFEF has not had a proper president for nine months, when Luis Rubiales resigned, in the midst of the scandal over the forced kiss on the player Jenni Hermoso in the final of the Women's World Cup and the subsequent investigations for possible corruption.

The latter, known in Spain as 'Operation Brodie', now hits Rocha. “The fact that Rocha was also charged in Operation Brodie, which investigates alleged business corruption, unfair administration, money laundering and membership in a criminal organization during Rubiales' term, has made the situation insurmountable,” assures Ace's version.

That same newspaper assures that the Spanish Government wants to put this transition in the hands of a well-known figure, Vicente del Bosque, the world champion coach with Spain in South Africa 2010, twice winner of the Euro Cup and also with a brilliant past at Real. Madrid, which he led to win the Champions League on two occasions. However, this version assures that they have not yet been able to convince him.

If he accepts, Del Bosque would be accompanied by a former Spanish international player and a lawyer to collaborate in this transition.

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