According to Le Marca, the Spanish Football Association will announce the departure of women's football coach Montse Tome on Monday local time.

This summer, Spanish Football Association Chairman Luzan plans to make a series of changes, which are reflected in referee affairs and youth team coach replacements. Now, the focus has turned to the future of Spanish women's football coach Montse Tome.

Marca expects that the news of Tome's departure will be officially confirmed at the Football Association's senior meeting held on Monday. Although the decision has not been officially announced, voices against her continued coaching have already prevailed and she is almost certainly leaving the position.

Although Tome led the team to the finals in the Women's European Cup (losed in the penalty shootout) and won the UEFA Nations League, these achievements failed to ensure her retention. Since taking over two years ago, Tome has been carrying the problems left by his ex. Her performance at the Olympics and her relationship with former technical team member Jorge Villa ultimately led to her departure.

Reyes Belfer, who is in charge of women's football, has been pushing for the decision to change coach since February this year and has received support from some insiders, while Tome only accounts for a small number of people.

At present, the Football Association tends to choose a technical coach to replace Tome instead of poaching people from major European clubs or national teams. It is understood that Sonia Bermudez and José Villa are the most likely candidates at present, among which former international Sonia Bermudez is considered the most promising candidate.