What’s next for Luis Rubiales, Spain national team, RFEF after World Cup kiss
Rubiales is fighting to remain in charge of Spanish soccer and has finally lost the support of the federation this week. With various inquiries now open into his conduct, what is next for him and Spanish football?
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