Jenni Hermoso

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The incident involving Grlic-Radman and Baerbock serves as a lesson for all professionals, particularly those in positions of power

Luis Rubiales: FIFA suspends ex-Spanish football head for 3 years for forced kiss on Jenni Hermoso

FIFA said Luis Rubiales would now be banned from all football activity for three years.

Jenni Hermoso trains with Spain for first time after Luis Rubiales kiss scandal

Jenni Hermoso has become a symbol in the fight against sexism and earned global support after Rubiales forcibly kissed her on the lips following Spain's triumph in Sydney on August 20.

Spain call up World Cup winner Jenni Hermoso for the first time since Luis Rubiales kiss scandal

Forward Hermoso hasn't represented Spain since their 1-0 victory over England in the Women's World Cup final in Sydney, where former RFEF president Rubiales forcibly kissed her on the lips during the post-match awards ceremony.

Jorge Vilda denies pressuring Jenni Hermoso after Luis Rubiales kiss row

Jenni Hermoso had said that the player and her family came under pressure from federation officials to downplay the kiss and say it was consensual in the wake of the public uproar over Rubiales' behaviour.

Striking Spain women's team players arrive at training camp as dispute continues

Spain's sports law states that athletes must attend the call-ups of the national teams when summoned, and not doing so would be a "very serious" infraction.

Jenni Hermoso accuses Spanish federation of bid to 'intimidate' players

Spain's all-time leading scorer Hermoso was not included in the squad because, according to Tome, it was "the best way to protect her."

Spain women's team players reiterate strike intention despite national call-up

Newly appointed Spain manager Montse Tome did not select Jenni Hermoso, 33, in the Spain squad for the Nations League, saying it was to protect her.

Prosecuting Luis Rubiales over Jenni Hermoso kiss controversy 'completely illogical': UEFA chief Aleksander Ceferin

Ceferin, who was a criminal defense lawyer before being elected UEFA president in 2016, added in the interview published Sunday in his native Slovenia that “what Rubiales did was inappropriate and not understandable.”

Spain women's World Cup winners call for more heads to roll as Rubiales appears in court

All but two of Spain's 23 World Cup players said they would not don the national shirt without deeper changes within the RFEF, demanding its current interim head also resign.