Fifpro warns of women’s football growth
A global survey by Fifpro reveals that despite the growth of women's football into a potential billion-dollar industry, many female players still face low wages, insecure contracts, and limited psychological support. The report highlights that over half of women surveyed struggle with mental health, with many not receiving proper assistance from clubs. Although revenues are increasing and some regions see higher salaries, a significant portion of players remain financially vulnerable, working under short-term contracts and experiencing late payments. The findings call for better protections and regulations to ensure that the sport’s commercial success is matched by improved welfare for players.
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