The England European Championship It is one of the five women’s international tournaments that will be held this July in which the international soccer players union (FIFPRO) will transfer representatives to collaborate with the players of the national teams and listen to their demands.
“These visits are about helping players understand their rights, making sure we are doing everything we can to improve their conditions and understand their experiences,” said FIFPRO Director of Global Policy and Strategic Relations for Women’s Football, Sarah Gregorius.
The FIFPRO spokeswoman pointed out that many players have requested help in certain areas and after the visit the union will speak “with the different organizers of the competitions to see how to continue improving the conditions for the players.”
“We will firmly put the voices and experiences of the players in the current debate to advance women’s football. The players want it to continue to progress. They need to have the best possible conditions for this to happen, which are available globally and applied consistently,” Gregorius said.
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FIFPRO’s visits to the women’s competitions will continue throughout the month of July and, in addition to the European Championship in England, include the African Cup of Nations, the Conmebol America Cup, the Concacaf Women’s Championships and the Concacaf Nations Cup. OFC.