MadridFour months after the non-consensual kiss of the former president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), Luis Rubiales, on the player of the women’s national team Jenni Hermoso during the World Cup celebrations in Australia, Hermoso has declared before the judge of the National Court who is investigating the case , Francisco de Jorge. The player reported that she was subjected to “constant harassment” both on the return flight and on the World Cup players’ subsequent celebratory trip to Ibiza. Sources present at the statement, which lasted more than two hours, said Hermoso confirmed that the kiss was “unexpected” and “was not consented to in any way.”
The harassment, Hermoso said, “altered his normal life” and caused him “unrest” and “sadness.” When asked by the coach, the player explained that she had gradually become aware of the severity of the events. At the exit, Hermoso addressed the media and assured in the statement that she felt “strong” and that “everything went well.” “It remains in the hands of the judiciary,” he said and thanked for the media treatment.
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