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FIFA has spoken directly to top women's players to explain why there is still no gender parity in prize money, sources have revealed. According to information shared with FIFA, the prize money is set to double to $220 million for Brazil 2027 compared to the 2023 Women's World Cup - a dramatic increase from the $30 million distributed in 2019.

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FIFA has spoken directly to top women's players to explain why there is still no gender parity in prize money, sources have revealed. According to information shared with FIFA, the prize money is set to double to $220 million for Brazil 2027 compared to the 2023 Women's World Cup - a dramatic increase from the $30 million distributed in 2019.

FIFA has spoken directly to top women's players to explain why there is still no gender parity in prize money, sources have revealed. According to information shared with FIFA, the prize money is set to double to $220 million for Brazil 2027 compared to the 2023 Women's World Cup - a dramatic increase from the $30 million distributed in 2019.

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