Sweet sweet transparency. Tonnes of #### in here with a lot of dollar values.
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That proposed CBA includes, but is not limited to the following elements:
- Equal pay (appearance fees and win bonuses) for both National Teams.
- $3,500 per match per player, plus win bonuses up to $5,500 per player depending on the rank of the opposing side.
- An equal amount ($1.15 million) to each National Team for their qualification to their respective FIFA World Cup.
- The pooling and sharing of competition prize money to provide equitable pay in an unequal world.
- Canada Soccer has proposed to put 40% of the Men’s FIFA World Cup prize funds (approximately $3.6M USD for finishing #17-32 at Qatar 2022) into the Prize Pool and as much as 75% of the FIFA Women’s World Cup prize funds (estimated to be $1-4M USD) depending on where the Women’s National Team places in this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia & New Zealand. To demonstrate how “pool and share” works, if a total of $7.6M USD is placed into the pool, then $3.8M would be distributed to each National Team.
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Canadian Soccer Business is voluntarily and proactively in discussion with Canada Soccer to amend its Representation Agreement, with the goal of providing incremental funding to the Association to support its important mission of growing the game at all levels.
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