FIFA increases prize money and payments for Women's World Cup players

FIFA has significantly increased the prize pool for the 2023 Women's World Cup, though it is still lower than the men's tournament.
All 732 players will receive at least $30,000 each, with higher payments for teams that progress further.
Player accommodations and conditions in Australia and New Zealand will be equitable to the men's tournament.
The increased funds will have a major impact, especially for players not paid well or at all by their clubs.
Global players union FIFPRO supported the push for more equitable compensation.