Players in Spain’s women’s football league have called off their strike after reaching an agreement on minimum wages, the Liga Profesional de Fútbol Femenino has announced. The players went on strike at the start of the month before the first two fixtures of the season after failing to reach an agreement with the league on better conditions and pay.
“The commitment and repeated efforts of the clubs during the negotiation process have made a fundamental contribution to achieving the much-needed peace scenario without losing sight of the sustainability of the competition,” the FPF…
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