Rating: 5 / 5

"In fact today in Italy there is a gender discrimination that does not allow any athlete to be professional".
With these words released during the conference "the important thing is to draw" (HANDLE), the captain of Juventus and the national team, Sara Gama, maintains a firm and defined line to reach the professional. "In France - adds Gama - some companies offer professional contracts e others from amateurs, while in Italy this choice is not possible.

Read more: No gender discrimination in sport: Calciodonne.it is with Sara Gama and you?

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On Wednesday, 27 November, an amendment to the Stability Law was presented to support some female sports disciplines: football, basketball, volleyball and rugby. The Government dribbles reads 91 proposing an incentive for companies that "enter into employment contracts with female athletes". A nice gesture to support a (minimal) part of our players.
The girls remain amateurs, with the usual limit of engagement fixed by the Art. 94 ter of the NOIF to Euro 30.658,00 with the "surprising" novelty that the companies that will stipulate the sports contracts will not have to pay the social security and welfare contributions, within the maximum limit of 8mila euro on an annual basis, which, coincidentally, corresponds to a gross salary of 30mila, paid by Italian taxpayers.

Read more: Women's football deserves non-incentive professionalism to support professional clubs

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The use of the VAR has become part of women's football at the 2019 World Cup in France. And it was immediately a pleasant surprise, far from the methods implemented in Italian football that sow only great controversy. In the women's world championship the international protocol was implemented to the letter, the procedures were respected by the tender guidelines and the decisions were accepted with serenity by the players and the related technicians.

Read more: VAR, same rules different implementations: let's learn from women's football

Rating: 4 / 5

The Spanish women's football is going through a crisis culminating in the Serie A strike: after the umpteenth meeting between the players' unions (AFE, Futbolistas ON and UGT) and the representative association of the clubs (ACFF) a series strike was called A Spanish female started the past weekend, corresponding with the ninth day of the championship.
It took as many as eighteen meetings between the parties, started in October 2018, in order not to reach any kind of agreement for the first collective agreement in the history of Spanish women's football: the only agreement signed last Thursday 7 November, was that relating to the strike with the favorable vote of 93% of the players of Serie A.

Read more: The Spanish Serie A strike: a management crisis

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The San Marino Academy is the women's team that represents the Republic of San Marino. Thanks to the support of the San Marino Federation Giuoco Calcio (FSGC) the San Marino Academy fights in the Italian championships for over 15 years, in which it has achieved two historic promotions in Serie B. After being sentenced to relegation to Serie C for a group reform, the Titans in just one year managed to gain access to the second Italian division again. In the 2019 / 2020 season, the San Marino Academy will play in the Serie B championship.

Read more: Presentation of the B series company: here is the San Marino Academy