Yon de Luisa
, president of the Mexican Soccer Federation, and
Luis Rubiales
, president of the Spanish Federation,
signed a three-year agreement with which they will seek to promote soccer in both nations
.
With this, the relationship between
Mexico and Spain will become closer at the football level
, in which, among other things, they
will seek more matches between both teams in all categories.
This Tuesday the agreement was signed, where the
two presidents of the federations connected through a video call
.
After that, Yon de Luisa expressed: "
It is a reason for great enthusiasm for the Mexican Football Federation to materialize this collaboration agreement with the RFEF.
Working hand in hand will allow both institutions to exchange experiences and best practices which will lead us to continue in an ascending line of development and growth ".
The FMF and @rfef come together to promote soccer in both countries for the next three years.
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- Mexican Football Federation (@FMF) December 15, 2020
For his part,
Luis Rubiales did not rule out that in the future Spain could face the 'Tricolor' in Mexican territory
.
"
We have to learn a lot from Mexico. We hope that we can also give a little to this huge country.
Let's see if after this pandemic we can go to Mexico or they can come, that we enjoy a match between both teams," he said.
The main points of this agreement
Support strategic planning of both federations.
Promote the development of women's soccer.
Support social integration projects through soccer.
Facilitate match programming between Mexico and Spain of all categories.
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