“We are asking for changes so no woman, inside or outside of soccer, should ever have to experience again situations of disparagement, disrespect, or abuse," Spain midfielder Alexia Putellas, a two-time Ballon d’Or winner, said Wednesday.
Spain's women's team is still in revolt one day before the new coach names her Nations League squad
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In addition to typical living expense, she said: "You have to eat well, you have to carry out specific medical treatments if you are injured, and do all that on 16,000 euros.”
With sexism in Spanish soccer being scrutinized, female players strike for higher league wages
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