The Spanish football alliance says it will make a legitimate move over Jenni Hermoso's remarks about its leader Luis Rubiales.
Rubiales has would not leave in the wake of kissing forward Hermoso on the lips following Spain's Ladies' Reality Cup last win over Britain in Sydney.
Hermoso said on Friday she didn't assent, yet the league has scrutinized her variant of occasions.
"The proof is decisive," it said. "Mr President has not lied."
In a proclamation by the players' association Futpro, which is addressing 33-year-old Hermoso, she is cited as saying "for no situation did I try to raise (lift) the president" while they embraced on the platform.
The Spanish Football Alliance (RFEF) said: "The RFEF and Mr President will exhibit every one of the falsehoods that are spread either by somebody for the player or on the other hand, if material, by the player herself.
"The RFEF and the President, given the earnestness of the substance of the public statement from the Futpro association, will start the relating lawful activities."
The alliance likewise said that, whenever chose, players have "a commitment" to play for the public group, after 81 female players said they won't address Spain until Rubiales is taken out from his post.
Genuine Betis striker Borja Iglesias has likewise said he won't play for the men's public group again while Rubiales is in control.
In its explanation, the RFEF furnished four pictures of Hermoso's hug with Rubiales, with an examination of every, which it claims exhibits that she applied the power to take Rubiales' feet off the ground.
The league says it has attempted to contact Hermoso, who is Spain's driving ladies' objective scorer with 51 from 101 appearances however has "been fruitless consistently".
How did what was going on arrive at this point?
Rubiales' way of behaving at the Ladies' Reality Cup last has drawn global analysis, with government priests requesting his abdication.
The 46-year-old watched Spain's 1-0 win over Britain from the celebrity area of Arena Australia in Sydney.
As he celebrated at the last whistle he got his groin, with Sovereign Letizia of Spain and her 16-year-old girl standing close by.
Then, at that point, came the kiss with Hermoso, who plays her club football in Mexico for Pachuca, during the show function.
She at first said on Instagram she "could have done without" Rubiales' activities yet a later proclamation delivered for her benefit guarded him.
Rubiales apologized for the kiss on Monday, yet Spain's State head Pedro Sanchez said that was "Sufficiently not" and second agent state head Yolanda Diaz joined those calling for him to leave.
On Wednesday, Hermoso said Futpro would "protect my inclinations" and the association said the kiss shouldn't be tolerated.
On Thursday, football's reality overseeing body Fifa said it had disciplinary procedures against Rubiales, the RFEF called an exceptional general gathering on Friday, where Rubiales was supposed to leave - yet demanded he wouldn't.
In spite of the fact that he was sorry for snatching his groin, he promised to "battle until the end" and said the kiss was "common, euphoric and consensual".
The Spanish government later started official actions looking to suspend Rubiales, before explanations by Hermoso and Futpro via online entertainment prompted the most recent reaction by the RFEF.
'His inner self is more prominent than his poise' - response
Rubiales' resistant position has been met with far and wide judgment.
Beatriz Alvarez, leader of Liga F, Spain's top ladies' association, said: "His inner self is more noteworthy than his pride and honor.
"I think more individuals will join in however given the absence of assurance of Luis Rubiales, others are starting to stand up."
During Saturday's down between Orlando Pride and San Diego Wave in the Public Ladies' Soccer Association in the US, all players wore wristbands highlighting the message 'Contigo Jenni' [With you Jenni].
They included USA striker Alex Morgan, who said on Friday: "I'm sickened by the public activities of Luis Rubiales. I stand by Jenni Hermoso and the Spanish players.
"Winning a World Cup ought to be perhaps of the best second in these players' lives yet rather it's eclipsed by attack, sexism and disappointments by the Spanish league."
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