Spain boss De la Fuente urges talks to stop player strikes

Luis De La Fuente understands players' frustrations with the busy fixture schedule

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00:00The solution I see is dialogue.

00:03To talk, to sit down at the right time.

00:05I don't think it's worth complaining about anything as the days go by,

00:10the months, and depending on how I go, if I have more or less casualties.

00:13I think this is a problem that we have identified and that we have to deal with.

00:18So, as soon as we have to make the schedules,

00:21as soon as the relevant bodies have to make those decisions,

00:25which are felt with the clubs, obviously, with the players,

00:28all those involved who feel and talk about this situation.

00:32It seems to be evidence, but no one takes sides on the matter.

00:37What is clear is that, as we mentioned before,

00:39in no case, in no case, are the teams responsible for anything.

00:44You have seen those percentages, I can give you others,

00:46of what the participation of the footballers with the teams represents

00:50in the total of the minutes they play throughout the year.

00:54So, we have to find solutions and I think the best solution is dialogue.

00:57But, effectively, listening to all the parties.