The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is close to finalizing an agreement with a fertility clinic to allow national team players to freeze eggs. ^[1] Sports selections, leagues, and clubs are beginning to take charge of the egg freezing process for their athletes. ^[2] The Asociación de Futbolistas Españoles announced on Monday a collaboration agreement with a private hospital to place its assisted reproduction unit at the service of its affiliated members. ^[3] The peak of an athlete's career coincides with the highest quality of their eggs, representing the optimal time for pregnancy. ^[4] The Real Federación Española de Fútbol is finalizing an agreement with a fertility clinic to offer egg vitrification treatments to its players, with the announcement scheduled for September. ^[5] Alexia Putellas, captain of the Spanish national team, stated that the federation understands players serve their country against their biological clock. ^[6] The RFEF aims to facilitate the integration of motherhood into the players' sporting careers. ^[7] The Spanish Footballers' Association announced a collaboration agreement with a private hospital to provide reproductive services to its members. ^[8]