The Spanish team is having an excellent Euro 2024 in Germany. La Roja started with a resounding victory against Croatia (3-0), thanks to a remarkable first half.>>>CONTINUE FULL READING HERE
Then, on the second day, Luis de la Fuente’s players dominated Italy, winning 1-0. With six points, Spain is assured of finishing at the top of its group and participating in the round of 16. However, this success has a potential downside. The newspaper Bild mentions the German youth protection law, which prohibits minors (under 18) from working after 8 p.m.
This rule concerns both Germans and young foreigners in Germany, such as the young FC Barcelona player, Lamine Yamal. However, Bild specifies that there is an exception for professional athletes, allowing them to play until 11 p.m. during evening matches.
The Spanish team therefore does not risk direct sporting sanctions, but could incur a fine of 30,000 euros in the round of 16. This threat remains theoretical because, until now, no measures have been taken by the authorities in similar situations in the sporting field.>>>CONTINUE FULL READING HERE
To be continued.
