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The president of Iberdrola, official sponsor of the national team, visited the players at training in Las Rozas
Galán cheers on the women's soccer team to reissue Australia's success in Paris and New Zealand
The Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio Galán, conveys the company's unconditional support to the players of the national football team ahead of the games in Paris.
Iberdrola Executive Chairman, Ignacio Galán, cheer on the women's soccer team to reissue Australia's success in Paris and New Zealand - The players, who will leave for Nantes on Sunday 21 July, thanked Galán for the company's support and highlighted the electricity company's pioneering commitment to promoting equality through sport.
- Iberdrola is a main promoter of women's sport in Spain. It already supports 35 national federations, which bring together more than 800,000 federated women.
The Executive Chairman of Iberdrola, Ignacio Galán, today attended the training camp of the Spanish women's national team at the Ciudad del Fútbol Sostenible in Las Rozas, the headquarters of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), to convey to the players the unconditional support of the company and all its employees ahead of their participation in the games to be held in Paris.
Likewise, Galán expressed his confidence in the talent and ability of the players to achieve victory in this tournament and highlighted their victory in Australia and New Zealand, as well as their recent successes. Spain is in group C, in which it will compete for a place in the quarterfinals with the teams of Japan, Nigeria and Brazil.
For their part, the players, who will leave for their training camp in the city of Nantes on Sunday 21 July, thanked the chairman of Iberdrola for the company's support and underlined the electricity company's pioneering commitment to promoting equality through sport.
Since 2016, Iberdrola has been the main promoter of women's sport in Spain. It already supports 35 national federations, which bring together more than 800,000 federated women, and promotes more than 160 competitions.