Ana Peleteiro, Against the RFEF for the New Agreement so that Soccer Players Can Freeze Their Eggs: "Don't Be Sold to Be Feminist"
6 Articles
6 Articles
The initiative has opened a debate on the limits of conciliation in elite sport and the risk that a voluntary option will end up conditioning personal decisions
In his opinion, the RFEF only pretends that international women are not mothers while playing
The Olympic medalist questioned the nature of this RFEF project and opened the debate on genuine family reconciliation in high competition. More information: The challenge of female football, a booming sport that must create its own business: "The value exists and is measurable"
The Spanish athlete, mother of two children, criticizes the federation’s plan to support vitrification for the players: “The question should be how we get to be a mother not to penalize the race”
The Spanish athlete gave an in-depth opinion, expressing concern about the possible interest of sports institutions in delaying the motherhood of their stars.
The athlete publishes a video on social networks where she criticizes the Spanish Football Federation for "financing women to delay their motherhood"
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