World Cup winner Del Bosque tasked with overseeing RFEF following Rubiales saga

Former Real Madrid and Spain manager Vicente del Bosque has been tasked with leading a newly formed committee responsible for overseeing the country's football federation.

The Spanish government revealed plans to establish a special committee to supervise the federation until new elections are held to replace former president Luis Rubiales, who was embroiled in a corruption scandal. 

Del Bosque's appointment marks a pivotal step towards restoring stability and integrity within the federation, according to the BBC..

Del Bosque brings a wealth of experience to his new role, having guided Spain to their first World Cup triumph in 2010 and subsequent European Championship glory in 2012. 

His illustrious managerial career includes eight trophies during his tenure at Real Madrid, including two Champions League titles.

As Spain prepares to co-host the 2030 men's World Cup, concerns have been raised about the federation's ongoing issues, which could jeopardise the country's standing as a co-host. 

FIFA has expressed vigilance regarding the situation, underscoring the urgency of addressing internal problems to safeguard Spain's role in the prestigious tournament.

Del Bosque's appointment signals a concerted effort to instil accountability and transparency within the federation, crucial steps towards restoring trust and credibility. 

With his leadership, Spain aims to navigate through turbulent waters and reaffirm its commitment to excellence in football administration.