(ANSA) – ROME, APRIL 27 – “I congratulate Gravina for the official nature of professionalism in women’s football, it is a more unique than rare moment”. Giovanni Malagò, number one of the Coni, said this in the post federal junta press conference. “Now we need to understand how to proceed, there is a state budget to support the project. Good football, but it is quite unsustainable to think that the 21st player of the poorest team in the women’s league receives a minimum salary, and other athletes such as Goggia or Egonu are not professionals “. Silvia Salis, deputy vice president of Coni echoes him: “Today was an epochal day, but the luster of football does not make the concept of professional sporting go away”. In fact, Salis reiterates how this is “an immense issue”, where “the world of sports is played out a lot: politics must not think that the problem of women’s professionalism is solved, or that the weight must be borne by the individual federations”. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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