The F-League reported this Wednesday that the arbitration group accepted the proposal presented after the agreement between the CDS and the RFEF, so they called off the strike and finally held the women’s professional soccer competition this coming weekend “after the disgraceful episode of day 1 and that should not have been allowed.” The Higher Sports Council (CSD) and the Real Spanish soccer federation (RFEF) has reached an agreement for the professionalization of the refereeing establishment in women’s football.
On the one hand, the members of the college will receive the 1,666 euros per meeting (value offered by LFPP since the beginning). In international terms, this means 25,000 euros, which corresponds to 15 against the 30 that the season has, usually whistled by the 22 referees of First division professional woman. In global terms, this represents an amount of 550,000 euros for the salary of all members.
On the other hand, the salary of the assistants will be €1,066 for each meeting participating. Also taking into account the fifteen meetings participating, the salary amounts to 16,000 euros. If we consider that there are 32 attendees from the highest category of Spanish women’s football, this represents a total of 512,000 euros per season earmarked for the salaries of all attendees.
Adding both items, the proposal goes by allocating 1,062,000 euros per season for the professionalization of referees and assistants of the new women’s professional league. That means there will be a day this weekend in the First Division. In addition, according to the RFEF, there is an agreement for six seasons in which CSD will contribute the first three of the cost of 350,000 extra euros per year which will go into an individual mutual fund that referees can dispose of when their professional careers are over.
The RFEF will contribute the same amount in the first three years to LPFF Through Coordination Agreement which will be fully allocated to clubs to deal with competition arbitrations.
Source: La Verdad
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