Three La Liga Clubs Demand an Apology From Spanish FA Boss for Unruly Comments in Leaked WhatsApp Chats

• Sevilla, Valencia and Villarreal have demanded an apology from the President of the Royal Spanish Football Federation Luis Rubiales, after his chats were leaked
• In a conversation with his father, the Spanish FA boss expressed disdain for the three clubs who are now set to take action
• El Confidencial has released a string of private messages obtained from Rubiales' phone throughout the year

La Liga clubs Sevilla, Valencia, and Villareal are demanding an apology from the Royal Spanish Football Federation President Luis Rubiales, after he revealed he disliked them all.

Rubiales expressed his disgust for the Spanish teams in a conversation with his father, which has now been leaked to the public by El Confidencial.

According to ESPN, the three clubs have branded the Spanish boss’ remarks 'disrespectful, unacceptable and arrogant' and suggested they distort the transparency of the competition.

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The clubs, who expressed their displeasure in a joint statement, chastised Rubiales saying his animosity and arrogance towards them is unacceptable coming from someone who holds a position of such responsibility.

Sevilla, Valencia and Villarreal have urged Rubiales to tender an apology, as his behaviour does not contribute to the transparency of the competition.

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Meanwhile, the President of the Spanish Football Federation, Luis Rubiales has been accused of hosting private parties at a chalet in the region of Granada, as Football Espana reports.

Rubiales was alleged to have used federation money to fund these parties. He was accused by his uncle and former chief of staff, Juan Rubiales of organising adult parties with young ladies at the chalet.

In the past, Rubiales had to defend himself against claims that he had colluded with Barcelona player Gerard Pique in unethical practices.

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