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""There may be opinions that must be respected, without a doubt, but I want to avoid any kind of controversy," said Louzan, who stressed that the relationship with the clubs is "practically perfect." He added, "Right now, there is extraordinary coordination with the sporting directors of each of the clubs in Spain, as well as at the international level."

""I can only be very grateful for the effort that the clubs make because, in the end, they are the ones who sign the players.""

""The atmosphere between the parties, players, clubs, and the national team is extraordinary," he said. "There may sometimes be questions of interpretation or opinion that must be respected, but beyond that, I am not going to fuel any kind of controversy because there is none. "We are in a good moment, the national team is playing extraordinarily well.""

Several Barcelona players, including Lamine Yamal, Dani Olmo and Ferran Torres, have returned from international duty with fitness issues, with Torres released early due to a muscle overload that initial checks showed was not serious. RFEF president Rafael Louzan urged calm and stressed close coordination between the federation and club sporting directors across Spain and internationally. Louzan emphasized that the relationship with clubs is practically perfect, expressed gratitude for the clubs' efforts in signing players, and described the atmosphere between players, clubs and the national team as extraordinary while rejecting any notion of controversy.

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