US EditionSpain’s Women's Soccer Squad Faces Change Amid Controversy | Sports-Games
- Coach Montse Tomé excluded Jenni Hermoso from Spain’s 23-player squad for the Euro 2025 starting in July in Germany.
- Tomé cited strong competition for Hermoso’s forward position and confirmed she had discussed Hermoso’s situation earlier this year.
- Hermoso, Spain’s leading goalscorer and key player in their 2023 World Cup win, last played for Spain in friendlies in October and currently plays for Tigres in Mexico.
- Hermoso was central to a scandal after former Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales kissed her without consent at the 2023 World Cup, leading to his conviction for sexual assault earlier this year.
- Spain will begin their Euro tournament journey with a match against Portugal on July 3 and are viewed as strong contenders despite the absence of Hermoso from the team.
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Hermoso, who was at the center of the scandal with former Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales, was left out of Spain's squad for the European Women's Championship.
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·Zürich, Switzerland
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World Champion Spain dispenses with his best-known player at the Women's Championship. The national coach rejects a connection with the kiss scandal two years ago.
·Berlin, Germany
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