The RFEF hits Jenni Hermoso again, accusing her of “misrepresenting reality” and insisting that “the spike was consented to”.
The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) this morning issued a new statement again attacking Spain international Jennifer Hermoso, accusing her of “misrepresenting reality”. The agency insists “the climax was allowed.”
The letter is specifically aimed at the player and is meant to point out that she is lying “in the statements” made by FutPro Union and also “in all the statements” of the personal statement she released last night, in which Hermoso stated that she felt “vulnerable and the victim of an attack” when Rubiales kissed her.
The Football Association continues to seek to discredit Hermoso, censoring that he has written in recent hours stating that the kiss was an “abuse without consent” and that he felt “vulnerable and the victim of aggression, an impulsive act” and macho fails in place and without any consent on my part.
Without providing new data or evidence, the federation denounces that there are “serious contradictions between the initial account of the incidents and the serious allegations that Hermoso has made since her kidnapping by the FutPro union”. To the point of asking, “What interests are responding to the startling change in the original version and classification of the facts?” “The facts are what they are, and no matter how many statements are made to distort reality, it is impossible to change what has happened,” the statement concludes.