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Spain women's coach leaves out 15 players in dispute with Spanish FA

MADRID : Spain women's coach Jorge Vilda on Friday left out of his squad to face Sweden and the United States next month the 15 players who have reportedly told the Spanish FA (RFEF) they would quit international duty while he is in charge.

The RFEF issued a statement last week saying it had received 15 emails from players saying their relationship with Vilda was affecting 'significantly' their emotional state and health and 'as long as it is not reversed' they resigned from the team.

"This mess is hurting Spanish football. It's a worldwide embarrassment," Vilda told a news conference on Friday.

"I'm confused because I don't know what the players are demanding. I wish there had been more clarity.

"I'd prefer it if they had told me in person and then I'm sure we wouldn't be in this situation. It's as simple as that."

According to sources close to the situation, the players are unhappy with the management of injuries, the atmosphere in the locker room, Vilda's team selection and training sessions.

"You can talk to me, I'm here 24 hours a day to speak and to express opinions. I'm always open to dialogue," Vilda added.

"All the training sessions are recorded and I would be delighted if they were all broadcast live. Lack of dialogue? Sure there has been, but not on our part."

Vilda on Friday announced a list of 23 players to face Sweden and the U.S. on Oct. 3 and 11 respectively.

He omitted regulars including Barca's Patri Guijarro, Mapi Leon, Claudia Pina, Aitana Bonmati, Mariona Caldentey, Sandra Panos, Atletico Madrid's Ainhoa Moraza and Lola Gallardo, Manchester United's Ona Batlle and Lucia Garcia, Manchester City's Leila Ouahabi and Laia Aleixandri and Real Sociedad's Nerea Eizaguirre and Amaiur Sarriegi, who are reportedly

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