The RFEF, CSD, and the players of the national team delve into the agreement reached in Oliva
In the meeting this Wednesday, convened by Víctor Francos and of a technical nature, the composition of the Joint Monitoring Committee to boost women's football has been established.
The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) participated today in the meeting held to advance the tripartite agreement reached last week in Oliva (Valencia) between the federation, the Higher Sports Council (CSD), and the players of the Spanish national football team, who have delegated their representation to the FUTPRO union.
The meeting, convened by the President of the Higher Sports Council, Víctor Francos, took place at the organization's headquarters and was the first technical meeting that served to establish the Joint Monitoring Committee to boost women's football. This was the commitment reached last week in Oliva and will precede the formal ratification of a General Action Protocol in the coming days.
This Wednesday's meeting has allowed the CSD, the RFEF, and the players to strengthen the foundations of the agreement, ensuring cooperation and collaboration to boost women's football through dialogue with the players of the national team.
At the meeting, under the presidency of Víctor Francos, the representatives of the RFEF were the Director of the President's Office, Elvira Andrés, and the Director of Competitions, Alfredo Olivares.
The representation of the CSD was composed, in addition to its president, by the Director General of Sports, Fernando Molinero; the Director of the President's Office, Juan Fernández Carnicer; and the advisory member of the President's Office, Nerea Huete.
Lawyers Reyes Bellver and José David Martínez, on the other hand, were the individuals designated by the players for this first meeting.
It was agreed in the meeting that the Joint Monitoring Committee would be composed of Fernando Molinero and Nerea Huete, representing the CSD; Elvira Andrés and Alfredo Olivares, on behalf of the RFEF; and Amanda Gutiérrez and Reyes Bellver, or alternatively other representatives of the FUTPRO union, in which the players of the Spanish national football team, through their captains, have formally requested to delegate their representation.