Spain's women's soccer players call off strike after deal reached on minimum wage increase

Women's soccer players in Spain were on strike over low pay and poor working conditions.
The previous minimum salary was €16,000 compared to €182,000 in the men's league.
A deal was reached to increase the minimum wage to €21,000 this season, rising to €23,500 by 2025.
The strike resulted in postponing the first week of games in the Liga F women's league.
The strike coincided with a scandal involving the resignation of the head of the Spanish soccer federation.