FIFA head Infantino says Women's World Cup breaks even but plays down calls for equal prize money

FIFA president Gianni Infantino said Friday that the Women’s World Cup has “broken even” after generating more than $570 million in revenue but again dismissed suggestions for equal prize money with the men’s World Cup

has “broken even” after generating more than $570 million in revenue but dismissed suggestions for equal prize money with the men's World Cup.

On Friday, he suggested demands for equal prize money were a “slogan” that “would not solve anything."

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