Never ready for a women’s soccer world cup It generated a lot of expectations. The press conference of Jorge Vilda This reflects the growing interest in this Spanish team and the strong demand for the tournament with 38 days to go.
Obviously without the ‘Las 15’ controversy and the morbidity of who will come back and who won’t, it would be another story. But the story is this: about 15 footballers who boldly denounced the need to make changes and improvements in the team, who, fed up with not being listened to, hit the table with a joint statement and who, after of the talks and actions of the Spanish Federation, has taken one path or another.
Some decide to return, maybe because of the illusion of playing in a World Cup, because of the effect of being on the front line for sponsors, because of the economic income for some soccer players whose minimum salary is 16,000 euros every year, or because they put their profession before their ideas. , perfectly legitimate arguments.
Others preferred not to board the national team train for defending their principles as they did Ada Hegerberg by rejecting the 2019 World Cup in France as the Ballon d’Or when he demanded equal pay between men and women. They are determined to fight to the end for their values. Chapeau for them too.
It’s not about positioning yourself in favor of some and against others, but about doing the difficult practice of putting yourself in everyone’s shoes and stop judging, disqualifying and giving unnecessary comments. lesson. Their paths are different, but the destination is the same.
Source: La Verdad
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