CSD resolves conflict of non-community women in women’s league

This Friday the issue was resolved. community discord in the absence of an agreement between the LPFF and the RFEF. As Mundo Deportivo has learned, a meeting of the Secretary of State took place last Wednesday, Jose Manuel Franco with the LPFF president, Beatrice Alvarez and the RFEF president, Louis Rubiales.

Meeting between the parties that was repeated today in the CSD with another technical meeting between the Council, the League and the Federation to explore points of agreement and overcome the disagreements that continue to this day in the face of the smooth development of the women’s league. After the meeting, and after notifying the parties in advance, José Manuel Franco signed a resolution which imposes a transitional period for three-year non-community women with a scheme 9 players (only 7 of them on the field) in this first season with a reduction to 5 in the second season and 3 in the third. He also decided on a competition with 16 teams, 2 promotions and 2 relegations.

The meetings between women’s league and federation They will continue next week at the CSD headquarters looking for a global agreement that will serve as a boost to one of the best women’s leagues in the world. In any case, and using the powers and abilities granted by law, the CSD will act in a timely manner to encourage the league to start with the guarantees it deserves.

because there are many issues that remain to be resolved such as the amount of the arbitration to be decided by the Arbitration Professional Appointment Committee, which has not yet been set up. The consensus member is missing and, in its absence, the CSD must decide. The same is happening in the Competition Committee where the consensus member who is with the member of the RFEF and the LFPP is missing.