The Argentina soccer players They understand why their teammates resigned and left the Argentine national team camp a few days ago, but they want them to stay. The goalkeeper Laurina Oliveirosthe defenses Juliet Cruz and Eliana Stabile and the midfielder Lorena Benitez They left the team before the game against Costa Rica. They claim that the Argentine Football Federation has disrespected them by announcing that they will not cover the costs of the two matches against Costa Rica on Friday and next week, in addition to offering them lunch which they consider regrettable.
“We do not share the path of the four who left, we are all fighting for the growth of women’s football,” forward Rocío Bueno told reporters after Argentina’s training session at the team’s complex in Ezeiza, in outside of Buenos Aires. “I support everything they ask, but we have to come together and make a joint decision to show up or not.”
Yamila Rodríguez, Argentine striker for Palmeiras, said her teammates’ decision was due to “a moment of anger, of anger they experienced inside.” “I talked about it with them, they understand me, I understand them. We are not against them. “We’re all teammates, but I don’t think they waited for the right moment to speak.”
Bueno and Rodríguez said the internationals met with Argentine soccer executives on Monday to express their concerns. Argentina women’s soccer turned professional in 2019 after a strike led by national team players. “However, there is a slight improvement in salaries and conditions,” said coach Germán Portanova On Tuesday, on the social media channel of the soccer federation, “I told them that I respect their decision, but we believe that the way “For do this. this is not what was expected.”
Source: La Verdad
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