Record BPI Champions Gala: «We Are Missing a Collective Labor Agreement»
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Record BPI Champions Gala: «We Are Missing a Collective Labor Agreement»

Record12 September 2026 at 00:00

Joaquim Evangelista, president of the Players' Union, was present at the Record BPI Champions Gala, an event that celebrates achievements in women's football. During his speech, the leader did not hesitate to point out the inequalities that still persist in sport and that affect players.

The president of the Players' Union warned of the urgent need to implement a Collective Labor Agreement in the sector. This demand arises in the context of an event that recognizes female excellence in football, but which contrasts with the unequal working conditions still faced by professionals in the sport.

The gala, organized by Record BPI, thus serves as a platform for an appeal to the real valorization of players and the creation of labor protection mechanisms. Joaquim Evangelista emphasized that, despite the progress made, much work remains to be done to guarantee fair and equitable conditions for all sports professionals.

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