FIFPRO Report Finds Women's Football Growth Outpaces Player Pay
FIFPRO's 2026 global employment survey of about 800 players finds the women's professional game is heading toward a billion-dollar industry while many players still earn low wages, hold insecure contracts, and report rising psychological stress, with nearly half considering early retirement.
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| Oct 14, 1:21 AM | dw.com | FIFPRO report highlights growing pains in women's football |
| Oct 12, 9:31 PM | sports.yahoo.com | Transfer fees paid to players and increased stress: What we learned from FIFPro’s latest report |
| Oct 12, 4:39 AM | theguardian.com | Almost half of female footballers are considering retiring early, survey shows |
| Oct 12, 3:48 AM | sports.yahoo.com | FIFPRO calls for improved conditions across women’s professional game |
| Oct 12, 3:04 AM | bbc.co.uk | Women's billion-dollar boom leaves players behind, says Fifpro |