Spanish striker Jenni Hermoso, omitted from the national squad for the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, publicly renewed her criticism of head coach Montse Tomé minutes before Spain’s tournament opener against Portugal. Appearing as a studio analyst on public broadcaster TVE, Hermoso said, “Hay cosas que ni se olvidan ni se perdonan” (“Some things are neither forgotten nor forgiven”), underscoring the rift that has kept her out of recent call-ups. Tomé has repeatedly framed Hermoso’s exclusion as a tactical decision, but the forward—Spain’s all-time leading scorer—has argued that personal differences are behind it. Hermoso told viewers she would “prefer to be on the pitch” yet would continue supporting her former teammates from the commentary booth. The dispute resurfaces as Spain, reigning world champions and 2024 Nations League winners, chase their first European title in Switzerland. While the squad opened the tournament without Hermoso, her remarks have reignited scrutiny of Tomé’s management and the Spanish federation’s handling of player-coach relations.