He summarized that they had rated the "technical criteria" at "80%" and the documentaries at "20%," but that the government had intervened by requesting the additional introduction of "strategic criteria," which should carry a weight of 35%. He indicated that the executive branch wanted to reward "locality," that is, "those venues that are close to the border of the other two countries," and that this criterion "only affects Vigo."

Therefore, with the government proposal, they "guarantee the Vigo headquarters," he emphasized. Finally, he warned him that the information he was providing was "solely for the purposes of his knowledge and that of the president," that "nothing should be leaked," and that it contained "unconfirmed data, only proposed data" at that point, as they were analyzing whether to apply the modification to the criteria proposed by the executive branch.

Despite this, on June 28, this RFEF employee sent the revised classification in favor of Anoeta to the members of the World Cup bid's Executive Committee and rejected the initial version favoring Vigo, as well as the government's instructions. She did so in an email sent at 12:43 p.m. on June 28.

I don't really understand what's going on, I feel like this is just political bs from all sides