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Spain's Football Federation to Fund Egg Freezing for Female Players Amid Welfare Concerns

Spain's football federation plans to fund egg freezing for female players, joining a few clubs that have already implemented similar policies. While this move has been welcomed by players, concerns about welfare and the ethical implications of encouraging players to delay pregnancy have been raised. Experts emphasize the importance of informed consent and the need for education regarding the complexities of egg freezing.

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Spain's football federation plans to fund egg freezing for female players, joining a few clubs that have already implemented similar policies. While this move has been welcomed by players, concerns about welfare and the ethical implications of encouraging players to delay pregnancy have been raised. Experts emphasize the importance of informed consent and the need for education regarding the complexities of egg freezing.

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Female footballers offered egg freezing but doubts remain

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Spain's Football Federation to Fund Egg Freezing for Female Players Amid Welfare Concerns