What probably should be made aware of is the actual problems in society. Like women being treated unfairly in the workplace, and being underpaid ect ect. We shouldn’t feel sorry for women athletes who are millionaires 
The average WNBA salary is just over $100,000. And that’s the average joe, that’s not mentioning the giants like serena Williams, who have mountains of cash. There may be other problems that need to come to light in the women’s sports industry, but being underpaid is not one of them, and it a waste of time in my opinion.
The fact that the equal pay debate in football between men and women still exists is something I can’t get my head around. It’s such simple logic that men should earn more as they make way more. The debate is embarrassing.
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All women deserve their money from sports as they are talented and generate that amount. But men generate way more thus deserve more money. Quite simple
bro its not like footballers already earn fucking stupid amounts of money
And they fucking deserve it don’t they? Do you understand how hard and talented you have to be to be a professional footballer, with how many kids that play football? Clubs are based on how good the clubs are, which is how good the players are, which means loads of people pay money to see footballers play, meaning they generate loads, meaning they deserve a portion back.
In the 2022 World Cup players earnt about 7% of the money generated. The 2023 women’s World Cup gave 26% to female players. Women already earn a bigger share. It’s more unfair to men.
yea i get that, but like idk how accurate this is but ronaldo getting paid idk 6 quid a second seems pretty ridiculous lol
It’s simply that the highest bidder get’s him. The clubs pay extreme prices, because if they don’t buy him, someone else will.
Oh I agree there, yeah Saudi money is wild and no one needs that much. But I’m talking in a more general term and not at extremes
ig then yea fair enough, im sure the women still get paid pretty well and like u shoudl be playing for the love of the sport, not the money