The Canadian women's soccer team confirmed Friday it has reached an interim labour agreement with Canada Soccer covering compensation for 2023, including prize money from the ongoing FIFA Women's World Cup.
via a team statement on social media"As the extent of Canada Soccer's financial constraints have been revealed, we have been forced to choose between compensation and the funding required to hold necessary training camps," the statement read."We have been forced to choose between receiving a fair share of the rewards from our teams' successes at the World Cup and our commitment to equal pay and equal treatment with our men's national team.
"This isn't over. We and the men's national team remain committed to finding a long-term solution that provides for fair and equal treatment for our current national teams and investments in the future of Canadian soccer, but for now, our team just wants to focus on soccer.
The 43rd-ranked men, who organized last summer as the Canada Men's National Soccer Team Players Association, are working on their first formal labour agreement. The men say Canada Soccer wants to keep approximately 70 per cent of combined World Cup prize money "while simultaneously demanding that we agree to reduce our per game compensation dramatically, by as much as 75 per cent.
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