The precarious situation of the Rayo Vallecano Female It is being one of the controversies in women's football in recent days. The players complained from social networks of the bad conditions on the move and the miserable diets, which led them to consider not traveling to San Sebastián today to play this Wednesday's match against Real Sociedad (5pm), one of postponed meetings of the Pfirst Iberdrola.
Finally the team decided this morning to travel after, according to the Union Rayo website, the Rayista captains meet with the club's sports management to try to find a solution. Everything is still up in the air, but it has become clear that the players are fed up with the situation.
According to some media, there have been setbacks and disappointments this season. There have been delays in payroll and some economic cuts that affected the day to day of the franjirrojo team. It has also been known that this reality not only occurs in the women's section but also affects the quarry, because the club is going through very delicate moments due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The trigger has arisen as a result of the picnic that the club offered to the players in the last trip made, from Valencia to Madrid, after the match against Levante. According to the locker room, the franjirroja entity He provided a dinner consisting of two turkey sandwiches (with just a couple of slices in each) and two apples. From the Rayista dressing room they tried to find a solution, through various proposals such as dinner in a cheap restaurant or that the players bring their dinner, but the franjirroja entity did not change its position.
The former captain of Rayo Vallecano, Alicia Gomez Prada, he complains like this from his Twitter account: “Does it cost a lot to do things well, RayoVallecano? How difficult is it to take care of the section
@RayoFemenino? They deserve a little more RESPECT! There are things that are achieved with very little: proper travel, appropriate meals, material … A little humane treatment, that which has been lost ”, he wrote.