Vilda coached the team to Women’s World Cup triumph but it has been overshadowed by the conduct of federation president Luis Rubiales.
Spain head coach Jorge Vilda remains in his post after the resignation of most of his staff
Vilda is still in the post after most of his coaching staff resigned in protest against federation president Luis Rubiales, who has refused to quit for kissing Spain player Jenni Hermoso after their World Cup final win. He was applauded by Vilda after repeatedly insisting that he would not quit at the RFEF’s extraordinary general meeting last Friday and the federation is exploring its options over whether they can sack the head coach.
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