Montse Tomé, from rigidity to smile: “I give myself a high grade”

The face, they say, is the reflection of the soul. And he almost never cheats. When on September 18 he introduced Montse Tomé as the new national coach, she had a hard time guessing a smile. While he waited with a rigid face in his seat in the Luis Aragonés room of the Ciudad del Fútbol, ​​images of his professional career were superimposed on the screen while the third movement of ‘The Summer’ by Vivaldi, a work that symbolizes a destructive storm atmosphere. Thunder and lightning. Not even done on purpose. Related News WOMEN’S FOOTBALL standard Yes The first Spanish world champion is now a police officer: “I felt mistreated in the RFEF” Manuel Merinero Toña Is, a pioneer as a coach, won the Under 17 World Cup and… See More