Wales agree equal pay for football internationals
LONDON: The Football Association of Wales (FAW) became the latest governing body to agree equal pay deals for men’s and women’s internationals on Wednesday.
The deal comes into place immediately and covers the period up to and including the 2026 men’s World Cup and 2027 women’s World Cup.
A joint statement released by Wales men’s and women’s teams said: “Together Stronger has been the mantra across the Cymru national teams for us all, both on and off the pitch as we look to put Wales on the world stage.
“As part of the FAW’s strive towards equality, we are now proud to announce that together, our men’s and women’s teams have agreed to an equal pay structure for future international matches.”
World champions the United States, European champions England, Spain and Norway are among nations who have introduced equal pay for male and female players for representing their country.
“We hope that this will allow future generations of boys and girls to see that there is equality across Welsh international football, which is important for society as a whole,” added the players’ statement.
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