More women’s soccer team news. As Mundo Deportivo found out, the former general manager of FC Barcelona, Markel Zubizarreta, is in negotiations with the RFEF to occupy the position of technical director of the RFEF women’s teams. This is a request from the captains of the women’s soccer team made to the CSD president, Victor Francosand to the RFEF president, Pedro Rocha.
Until now, it was Jorge Vilda who held the dual position of coach and technical director of the women’s teams. With the help of Montse Tomé in the bank, it will be Markel Zubizarreta who will take up that role that has been left behind.
This new addition could be made public in early October. Journalist Xavi Campos, from the ‘Tot Costa’ program, also commented that Markel Zubizarreta is in talks with the RFEF. On the other hand, Markel himself went last week to the Valencian town of Oliva to support the Barça players, who were summoned by Tomé without prior notice and ‘forced’ to attend the call of the national team, before being resolved. between the soccer players and the RFEF.
It is worth remembering that Markel Zubizarreta Now she is no longer the general manager of women’s FC Barcelona. This was announced by the club in a message where it was assured that the separation was by mutual agreement.
The reason for the farewell of the Barça executive who raised and brought the first Barça women’s team to the top is wear and tear. After eight years at the helm and amidst financial cuts at the club, Zubizarreta found it increasingly difficult to implement his project and eventually broke down and broke down.
As the leader of sports, the Barça women’s team has won a total of 16 titles, including 4 Ligas, 2 Champions Leagues (2021 and 2023), 4 Queen’s Cups, 3 Super Cups and 3 Catalunya Cups.
Soon, the club will report what the team’s sporting structure looks like.
Source: La Verdad
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