Del Bosque is hired as the new coach for RFEF.

According to government spokesperson Pilar alegria, after several months of unrest the Spanish Government has named former national boss Vicente del Bosque head of a committee overseeing the RFEF (Spanish Football Federation) federation.

Spain, the country that will host the 2030 World Cup with the United States, has announced this week. The creation of a special RFEF committee It will be until the new election of the ruling body. FIFA and UEFA have said they closely monitor the situation.

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This move came after months of scandals, including an investigation into corruption and the firing of the chief Luis Rubiales for planting an uninvited kiss on Jenni’s mouth during the award ceremony on the pitch after Spain’s women won the World Cup in Sydney.

Del Bosque led a legendary 2010 Spain In 2008, the team won both European Championships and its only World Cup.

Del Bosque, who was in charge for four years before he achieved success on the international stage, also managed to win two Champions League titles and two La Liga crowns. Real Madrid From 1999. Besiktas was also his club.

In his playing career, he played for Madrid over 400 games.