Jenni Hermoso’s World Cup victory lap took another interesting turn on Wednesday.
on Sunday, 1-0, in the Women’s World Cup final, as she and teammates kept the celebrations rolling with unique accessories.
“My union, FUTPRO, in coordination with my agency, TMJ, are taking care of defending my interests and have taken over as my interlocutors on this matter,” the statement read.Fox Sports screenshotEuropa Press via Getty Images, “From our association, we ask the Royal Spanish Football Federation to implement the necessary protocols, ensure the rights of our players and adopt exemplary measures.
The organization stated it “rejects any attitude or conduct that violates the rights of soccer players,” and from the union, is “working so that acts like the ones we have seen never go unpunished, are sanctioned and the pertinent measures are adopted to protect soccer players from actions that we believe are unacceptable.”
The message comes shortly after a separate statement was released to the media via the Spanish federation, in which Hermoso apparently called the incident “a totally spontaneous mutual gesture,”
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