Fifpro warns of wage gaps in women's football growth
Women's football is projected to reach a billion-dollar market, but players face low pay and unstable contracts. A Fifpro survey highlights rising mental health concerns among professionals.
Why it matters
Financial growth does not match player conditions, risking long-term stability in the sport.
survey highlights player struggles
Fifpro's report shows many women's players earn below minimum wage and work on short-term contracts.
mental health pressures grow
Players report increased stress from media scrutiny and inconsistent match schedules.
Common questions
how much do women's players earn?
Many earn below minimum wage, with contracts often lasting less than a year.
are contracts stable for women's players?
Most work on short-term deals, with no guaranteed future in the sport.
Sources
- Women's billion-dollar boom leaves players behind, says Fifpro Yahoo Sports · sports.yahoo.com
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