Joaquim Evangelista, president of the Players' Union and member of the global FIFPRO board, considered that the value of minimum wages in women's football is one of the topics to resume in negotiations.
The official highlighted that there are conditions for the Collective Labor Agreement for women's football to come into force in the 2027/28 season, signaling a significant advance for labor regulation in this area of sport.
The issue of minimum wages in women's football has been a constant concern of player representative organizations, who advocate for better remuneration conditions for female athletes.
This topic is part of a broader context of valorization and professionalization of women's football, which has been gaining greater prominence both nationally and internationally in recent years.
