The Referees Technical Committee and the referees of the new Women’s Professional League this Friday asked for the professionalization of the group to have a dedication according to the category. That’s why they asked for an agreement between RFEF and the LPFF. The agreement currently does not exist due to the enormous economic differences that exist between the two sides. The federative body estimates that women’s clubs should pay a similar amount to First Division football. Amounts approaching 500,000 euros per club. In global terms, this would mean around 8 million euros in arbitration. Values that clubs disagree on. In fact, this money must be determined by a Professional Arbitration Appointment Committee, as it exists in men’s, and as established by the Royal Decree of Sports Federations. The consensus member on LPFF Y RFEF to join the arbitration representative of each estate. A conflict that needs to be resolved by CDS.
This Friday the president of the arbitral establishment, accompanied by Yolanda Pargaresponsible for women’s refereeing and international referees Marta Huerta de Aza Y Guadalupe Porras expressed this claim. Louis Medina hope that an agreement can be reached: “The professional declaration has already been established by the Higher Sports Council. Here we have the negotiation of a new international coordination agreement and which games should be dedicated to female arbitration. I have no doubt that this there will be an agreement.”
The president of CTA He denied that arbitrators need to reconcile arbitration with their work and argued that there is “an equality so that they have a minimum, a contractual relationship.” For Louis Medina “The professional implies everything else, there is a currency that provides CDS of 5 million, there must be a salary issue. The Council has spoken, the Federation has spoken, and I think we need to understand each other. Morally, it is a requirement that depends on everyone and no one. Nobody will be bad or good, I am convinced that there will be an agreement.”
The concentration of arbitration from this Friday in the City of Soccer
From today, Friday, all referees and assistant referees of the two highest national women’s soccer categories are concentrated in the City of Soccer. There are a total of 66 members of the new category and 41 of the silver division. All will undergo a complete medical examination, various physical tests and supervised practical training. They will also have specific sessions on match management, positioning and tactical fouls, tackles and misunderstandings, incidents in the area.
Source: La Verdad
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