Under contract until 2024, Corinne Deacon wishes to highlight her sporting record: “ For more than ten days, I have been the subject of a smear campaign that astounds with its violence and dishonesty. My detractors do not hesitate – without bothering with the truth – to attack my personal and professional integrity, four months before the World Cup. I will not allow myself to be reached by this operation of destabilization, which does not take into account my sports record, and which has the sole objective of settling personal scores. “, asserted the technician in the press release sent by her lawyer, Christophe Ayela.
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The Canadian Football Federation appoints a woman president to calm a crisis
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
With our correspondent in Quebec, Pascale Guericolas
For the first time in its history, a woman is now president of the Canadian Football Federation: Charmaine Crooks, already a member of the board of directors of this organization, enjoys a solid reputation for integrity in the sports world. A five-time Olympic medalist, including at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, she was the first Canadian to finish the 800-metre event in less than two minutes.
It will take a lot of diplomacy to calm the anger of female football players : the latter denounce the lack of funding to prepare for the World Cup in Australia. In November, the team almost didn’t go to a training camp in Brazil due to lack of funding, but a private donor allowed them to go eventually. The players therefore want to have access to the accounts of their federation.
The organization will have to answer questions from Canadian parliamentarians at the end of the month. And as of next week, the representatives of the women’s team will also be in the parliamentary committee.
INVESTIGATION OF LINDA CAICEDO – ISSUE 1
UNBREAKABLE: THE MORE OBSTACLES, THE STRONGER
This installment is divided into 3 chapters:
CHAPTER 1: The noise of transfers in women’s football
What was the real reason Linda Caicedo to make the move from America to Deportivo Cali? Why did it mark a before and following in how the signings of the women’s soccer in Colombia? The bullying and threats he suffered due to the reach of social networks. What this team change meant for her and her environment.
CHAPTER 2: The most important game, the battle once morest cancer
How did you come out victorious? a cancer at age 15 amid the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic? Has the pandemic affected your process? She returned to the courts 6 months following surgery and treatment, how did she do it?
CHAPTER 3: Abuses of power, representatives in women’s football
The storm lived with his former representative Carlos Catalánwho posed and declared in the media as his agent when they no longer had any relationship.
had to go to FIFPro. The abuses of many young people due to the ignorance of the football industry. How does FIFA prevent it?
Trailer: Unbreakable Linda Caicedo: The More Obstacles, the Stronger
MOST FACES: LINDA CAICEDO
Linda Caicedo became the new signing of Real Madrid Femenino, considered one of the most important in the history of Colombian women’s soccer.
In MÁS CARAS you will know how he became the biggest soccer promise today and how her life story breaks with some schemes of the women’s soccer industry in Colombia.
The reign of Corinne Deacon at the head of the French women’s team, in progress for 2,009 days, has never seemed so threatened. Faced with the revolt of several executives (Wendie Renard, Kadidiatou Diani, Marie-Antoinette Katoto) last week, and while discontent has lasted for many years around her management, the 48-year-old technician, extended until the Olympic Games of 2024 by Noël Le Graët last summer, is no longer at all certain of being on the tricolor bench during the first match of the Bleues at the World Cup, on July 23 in Sydney, once morest Jamaica. The continuation or not of its mission will be decided during the next comex of the FFF, on March 9, following the in-depth study of the situation by four members of the committee (Laura Georges, Aline Riera, Jean-Michel Aulas and Marc Keller).