Rachel Daleyone of the nominees for the Ballon d’Or and one of the English internationals who lost the World Cup final in Spainexpressed his opinion regarding the unfortunate situation experienced by the women’s soccer team, which a few hours ago unblocked the boycott in exchange for some demands.
“It’s a really sad moment to see the players and teammates go through it,” said Daly, 31. “It’s scary to hear people say ‘no’ if they ask you if you want to go there,” added he. The Aston Villa striker said: “It’s the biggest honor in women’s football to pull on an England shirt, play for your country and represent the country as a whole. It’s heartbreaking to hear.”
“Playing for your country is one of the proudest moments you can have; it’s a shame to hear someone go through that. It just shows how far we have to go in women’s football in the world. It shows why we continue to fighting and “We strive every day to try to be role models. It’s a sad situation, all the players are supporting them and I hope it will be resolved and we don’t have to go through it anymore.”
Source: La Verdad
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