Women's soccer 'severely affected' by COVID-19 crisis - FIFPRO survey


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - The Best FIFA Football Awards - Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy - September 23, 2019 General view as the FIFA FIFPro Women's world eleven players line up on stage during the awards REUTERS/Flavio Lo Scalzo/File Photo

(Reuters) - Professional women's soccer players have seen wages cut or suspended amid the COVID-19 pandemic in 47% of the nations surveyed by the global players' union FIFPRO.

FIFPRO collected data from national player unions in 62 different countries from July through October.

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