Spain's Jenni Hermoso happy to be enjoying football again after Luis Rubiales ordeal

The 33-year-old midfielder reflected upon a difficult six months as she prepared for Spain's Nations League final clash with France.
Spain’s Jenni Hermoso, centre, celebrates with team-mates Alexia Putellas, left, and Irene Paredes after winning the FIFA Women’s World Cup (Zac Goodwin/PA)

Spain’s Jenni Hermoso, centre, celebrates with team-mates Alexia Putellas, left, and Irene Paredes after winning the FIFA Women’s World Cup (Zac Goodwin/PA)

Jenni Hermoso has revealed “football continues to give me life” after emerging from the controversy surrounding former Spanish football federation chief Luis Rubiales’ unsolicited kiss.

Speaking at a press conference for the first time since Rubiales was forced to resign after kissing her on the lips in the wake of Spain’s World Cup final victory over England, the 33-year-old midfielder reflected upon a difficult six months as she prepared for her country’s Nations League final clash with France.

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