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[[Luis Rubiales]] is a Spanish football administrator and former president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), best known for his leadership during a period of significant controversy in Spanish football. His tenure was marked by both professional achievements and personal scandals, including a highly publicized incident involving a kiss with a female player that sparked widespread media attention and a subsequent hunger strike by his mother. |
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[[File:Sánchez_entrega_la_Gran_Cruz_del_Mérito_Deportivo_a_Iniesta_04_(cropped).jpg|thumb|Luis Rubiales, 2018.]] |
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[[Luis Rubiales]] served as president of the RFEF, overseeing key developments in Spanish football, including the management of international competitions and domestic leagues. His leadership was characterized by efforts to modernize the federation and strengthen Spain's global football presence. However, his tenure also faced scrutiny over governance practices and public relations challenges. |
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In 2023, Rubiales became the center of a major controversy after a video surfaced showing him kissing Jenni Hermosa, a Spanish footballer and former member of the national team. The incident, which occurred during a private event, was widely criticized on social media and in the press. The controversy escalated when Rubiales' mother, Isabel Rubiales, began a hunger strike to protest what she described as her son's "disgraceful behavior" and the lack of accountability from the RFEF. |
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Latest revision as of 22:39, 29 October 2026
Luis Rubiales is a Spanish football administrator and former president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), best known for his leadership during a period of significant controversy in Spanish football. His tenure was marked by both professional achievements and personal scandals, including a highly publicized incident involving a kiss with a female player that sparked widespread media attention and a subsequent hunger strike by his mother.
Professional Career
Luis Rubiales served as president of the RFEF, overseeing key developments in Spanish football, including the management of international competitions and domestic leagues. His leadership was characterized by efforts to modernize the federation and strengthen Spain's global football presence. However, his tenure also faced scrutiny over governance practices and public relations challenges.
Controversy and Public Reaction
In 2023, Rubiales became the center of a major controversy after a video surfaced showing him kissing Jenni Hermosa, a Spanish footballer and former member of the national team. The incident, which occurred during a private event, was widely criticized on social media and in the press. The controversy escalated when Rubiales' mother, Isabel Rubiales, began a hunger strike to protest what she described as her son's "disgraceful behavior" and the lack of accountability from the RFEF.
Sources
For further information on the controversy and its aftermath, see:
- [euronews.com article on Rubiales' mother's hunger strike](https://www.euronews.com/2023/08/28/spanish-football-chief-luis-rubialess-mother-on-hunger-strike-over-her-sons-treatment)
- [BBC News coverage of the incident](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c04n353nn7go)
See Also
In the 21st century unwanted kissing is generally considered to be sexual assault in Western nations.
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