Luis Rubiales

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Luis Rubiales is a Spanish football administrator and former player best known for his controversial tenure as president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, including his role in the 2023 Women's World Cup kiss scandal.

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instanceOf football administrator
former professional footballer
human
birthDate 1977-08-23
birthPlace Las Palmas de Gran Canaria NERFINISHED
controversy accusations of non-consensual kiss to Jennifer Hermoso in 2023
suspension by FIFA following the 2023 Women's World Cup incident
country Spain
countryOfCitizenship Spain
education law degree
employer Royal Spanish Football Federation NERFINISHED
UEFA NERFINISHED
endTime 2017
2023
2023-09
familyName Rubiales NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork football governance
sports administration
fullName Luis Manuel Rubiales Béjar NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Luis NERFINISHED
knownFor involvement in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup kiss incident
presidency of the Royal Spanish Football Federation NERFINISHED
languagesSpoken Spanish
leaguePlayedIn La Liga NERFINISHED
Segunda División NERFINISHED
memberOf Spanish Footballers' Association NERFINISHED
notableEvent kissed Spanish player Jennifer Hermoso on the lips during the 2023 Women's World Cup medal ceremony
occupation association football player
football administrator
sports executive
participantIn 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup medal ceremony
playedFor Alicante CF NERFINISHED
Atlético Madrid B NERFINISHED
Levante UD NERFINISHED
RCD Mallorca NERFINISHED
UE Lleida NERFINISHED
Valencia CF Mestalla NERFINISHED
Xerez CD NERFINISHED
positionHeld president of the Association of Spanish Footballers
president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation
vice president of UEFA
positionPlayed defender
left back
residence Spain NERFINISHED
sport association football
startTime 2010
2018-05
2019

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