The Higher Sports Council and the Spanish Football Federation agree on the professionalization of the establishment and unblock the situation of the women’s competition
The blockade in the top tier of women’s football in Spain has been lifted after the referees and the F League reached an agreement to end the referee’s strike that prevented the start of the competition last weekend.
The pact between the Higher Sports Council (CSD) and the Spanish Football Federation (FEF) that gives the referees 25,000 euros per year and the assistants 16,000 has finally reached an agreement so that the second day of competition can be played normally.
Likewise, with 350,000 euros per year, the CSD will fund a plan of end-of-career funds for the professionals of the female arbitration institution, guaranteeing the minimum conditions they have demanded in recent weeks.
“Today there has been a series of talks between the CSD and the RFEF that have borne fruit in a historic agreement to professionalize the refereeing system in women’s football,” the union said in an official statement.
“Under a six-season deal, the CSD will contribute an additional EUR 350,000 per year for the first three seasons, which will go to an individual investment fund for the referees to use once their professional career is over. . In addition, during the first three years, the RFEF will contribute the same amount to the LPFF through the coordination agreement that will be fully allocated to the clubs to handle the arbitrations of the competition,” details below.
Source: La Verdad
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