The Canadian Soccer Players' Association has cleared the air on the interim deal the senior women's team struck with Canada Soccer in July.
In a statement released Wednesday, the CSPA said that the compensation the women will receive as part of the deal for 2023 "is significantly more" than the players' base compensation in 2021 and is "not zero."As part of the agreement, Canada Soccer also committed "to fill all available remaining FIFA windows for 2023 for the Women's National Team."
The CSPA released a statement on July 28 that said players had to choose between compensation and funding for training camps due to Canada Soccer's financial constraints. The July statement also said the team had to pick between equal pay to the men's team and getting a "fair share" of the rewards from its successes at the World Cup, while adding it "at minimum" received the equal pay with the men.
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