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According to reports, the Women’s World Cup runners-up, England Lionesses, could go on strike amid a contentious salary dispute with the FA.
The England Lionesses made it to the finals of the Women’s World Cup but could only claim the runners-up position after they were defeated by Spain.
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11:01 - 07.08.2023
Ashleigh Plumptre: Super Falcons defender reveals why she chose Nigeria over England
Leicester star Ashleigh Plumptre has opened up on her decision to dump the Lioness of England for the Super Falcons of Nigeria.
The Players reportedly demanded bonuses of almost £100,000 each if they had won the World Cup in Australia.
However, They were prepared to take half that sum after falling to Spain 1-0 in the final according to reports.
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Lionesses to sit with FA executives
According to Daily Mail as reported by the Sun, next week, players and FA executives are scheduled to have "crunch talks."
They assert that players are "conscious" of their potential behaviour and may decide to proceed with the "nuclear option" of forgoing all commercial activity for the FA.
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19:03 - 09.09.2023
Ukraine 1-1 England: Saka, Belingham quiet as Southgate's men settle for unispiring draw
Gareth Southgate's England were held to a 1-1 draw by Ukraine in their Euro 2024 qualifier at the Tarczyński Arena in Wrocław.
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23:46 - 06.09.2023
Arsenal’s Nketiah explains reasons for dumping Ghana for England
Nketiah turned down the chance to play for Ghana and has been rewarded with an England call-up
Even the possibility of their refusing to play until a solution has been found is mentioned, but it has not yet been directly stated.
The FA presently negotiates England's wages with them before or after every tournament, but going forward, the players want more "clarity."
They receive award money and commercial revenue for the players' performances, which goes toward this amount of money.
According to reports from Daily Mail, the FA placed limitations on its own players' ability to engage in commercial activity before the Women's World Cup.
Chiefs were worried that player deals made individually could interfere with their own, so they did this. The FA's decision cost their players the opportunity to receive substantial endorsement payments.
Meanwhile, the organisation that oversees football in the world, FIFA, gave each England player £153,000 while winners Spain players were paid £210k each.
Before the Nations League match against Scotland on September 22, important discussions will take place between players and FA officials.
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