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FIFA intends to double the prize money for the 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil to $220 million, though this still falls significantly short of the men's prize pool.
Background
The disparity in prize money between men's and women's sports has been a long-standing issue, with calls for equal pay gaining momentum globally. Organizations like FIFA face increasing pressure from athletes and advocates to address these financial gaps, reflecting broader discussions on gender equality in professional sports.
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FIFA plans to double Women's World Cup prize money, but parity with men's remains distant
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While the proposed increase is substantial, it does not achieve gender pay parity with the men's World Cup.
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