Man City hero David Silva ventures into new career after retirement from football
David Silva is one of three former Manchester City players to have a statue outside of the Etihad Stadium, and became the final of the trio to retire.
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Sacked Spain coach Vilda says dismissal was 'unjust'
BARCELONA: Sacked Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda says he has a clear conscience and his dismissal 16 days after La Roja's World Cup triumph was unjust.
Pep Guardiola and Juanma Lillo set for rare Matheus Nunes opportunity at Man City this week
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola will take the international window to continue his rest following his back surgery in Barcelona but he will keep a very keen eye on how his players fare for their countries.
Spain's RFEF Sorry For Rubiales Scandal, Fires Women's Coach
Spain's football federation on Tuesday apologised for the "totally unacceptable behaviour" of Luis Rubiales over his World Cup kiss and fired the team's controversial coach, appointing a woman in his stead as part of an overhaul. The apology came more than two weeks after the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) boss sparked worldwide outrage when he forcibly kissed Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso during the medal ceremony after Spain defeated England in the final on August 20.
Spain fire Vilda as women's team coach, name assistant as replacement
MADRID: Spain's women's team coach Jorge Vilda has been sacked, the football federation (RFEF) said on Tuesday (Sep 5), 10 days after FIFA suspended RFEF's president for kissing team player Jenni Hermoso on the mouth in celebration of Spain's World Cup victory.
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Spain soccer federation fires Women's World Cup-winning head coach amid president's controversy
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Spanish FA Sorry For 'Unacceptable Behaviour' Of Boss Luis Rubiales
The Spanish football federation on Tuesday sent its "most sincere apologies" for the "totally unacceptable behaviour" of suspended president Luis Rubiales over his forcible kiss on a Women's World Cup player. The RFEF offered its "most sincere apologies... for the totally unacceptable behaviour of its highest institutional representative during the final of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 and in the moments that followed", it said in a statement. Rubiales, 46, sparked worldwide outrage when he forcibly kissed Spain midfielder Jenni Hermoso during the medal ceremony after Spain defeated England to win the Women's World Cup in Sydney on August 20. He has been suspended by FIFA pending an investigation but has refused to resign, defending the kiss as "just a peck" which he claimed was consensual.