For several years, we have witnessed the remarkable growth of women’s soccer. African players are making a significant impact in the NWSL, and with Brazil set to host the next Women’s World Cup, the sport is clearly becoming more global, creating pathways for development worldwide. However, many female players are still struggling to receive equal pay and play in good conditions. the Argentina women’s squad is the latest suffering in this lack of equality.
Despite all the progress women’s soccer is witnessing, Argentina women’s soccer players have been going through many battles. When we look at the history of the Argentine Football Association’s (AFA) treatment of their female players, it becomes clear that something needs to change.
For years, Argentinian women’s soccer players have suffered from systematic sexism, harassment, and lack of equal pay; the list keeps going on. The latest development was when four players quit Argentina’s women’s soccer team due to poor conditions.
What Exactly Happened
During the last camp for the Argentina women’s team, the players were preparing to face Costa Rica in two friendlies. However, four players decided to quit the team over lack of pay and the poor conditions of the camp. Goalkeeper Laurina Oliveros,…
