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2021 FIFPRO Player Workload Monitoring-Annual Women's Report
A new FIFPRO report shows a lack of competitive matches and uneven scheduling are affecting most professional women’s footballers, and limiting the potential development of the women’s game. A sample of leading players participated in an average of fewer than 30 matches last season. The FIFPRO Player Workload Monitoring report (2021, women’s football), in collaboration with KPMG Football Benchmark, covers the last three seasons and is based on a sample of 85 players including Christiane Endler, Alexia Putellas, Crystal Dunn and Sam Kerr.
FIFPRO supports new player association in Iraq
Players are organising themselves in Iraq in an effort to improve their rights and working conditions, and to get the respect they deserve as workers and professional footballers.
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What Equal Playing Field?
The authentic and raw views of professional footballers about the personal impact of discrimination on their lives feature in this FIFPRO report, which pledges and seeks more urgency in supporting them.
FIFPRO welcomes groundbreaking steps by football players in Panama
FIFPRO welcomes the groundbreaking steps achieved by football players in Panama towards negotiating improved employment rights, and we commend their unity in going on strike last weekend in order to pursue these objectives.
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