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A female Spanish football player has denied touching an opponent in the cross area and asked: “Do you have a D —?”
Barcelona Center-back Mapi León was accused of having “violating the privacy” of the Daniela Caracas of Espanyol during the Catalan derby from Sunday after Clips showed a collision between the couple on social media.
The alleged incident was convicted by Caracas’s club, who said they had offered her the services of their legal team if she wanted to take action against León.
León, a former international, eventually responded with a statement and said: “I never intended, nor was it my intention [to]infringing the intimacy of my colleague professional Daniela Caracas.
“As the images show, it was part of a game promotion in which she deliberately touches me and I touch her leg and says in response to the collision:” What’s about you? “
“There is no contact with her private parts, and certainly not the intention. I insist that it was only a part of the game that does not justify the importance that is attached to it. “
Espanyol had previously said: “Espanyol wants to express a total conviction at events that took place during the competition that we consider unacceptable and should not go unnoticed.”
The collision between the two players was in the 15th minute of a match that was aimless at that time and who won Barcelona 2-0 through late goals from Caroline Graham Hansen and Salma Paralluelo.
The incident took place in the midst of the continuous test of the former Spanish football federation -President Luis Rubiales who is claimed to have kissed Jenni Hermoso with violence after Spain’s World Cup Triumph in Spain.
León is a former Hermosos teammate for both Club and Country, but has not played for the national team since 2022, when she was one of the 15 players to refuse call-ups after she fails with the then head coach Jorge Vilda.
In an interview with RAC1 For the World Cup, Leon said that she has a way of life and values. I cannot go back if the situation has not changed. There must be changes. I am not saying that no changes have happened, but I don’t see them. “
Colombia Defender Caracas was central in the controversy of the World Cup after burning the team of the Republic of Ireland “Little Girls” and announced: “Let them —-.”
That was after Ireland had left a pre-tournament friendly between the countries that one of their players left in the hospital.
Colombia was beaten in the quarterfinals of the World Cup through England, which lost to Spain.
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