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Analysis: AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Finalists Australia and Japan accuse AFC of ‘ignoring’ calls for equal prize money

Analysis: AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Finalists Australia and Japan accuse AFC of ‘ignoring’ calls for equal prize money

A transfer deal has been confirmed in women's football in a deal worth $1.8 m, Sportstar reports.

women's football
women's football

The deal

Everything you need to know: The prize fund for last month’s Women’s Asian Cup was widely reported to be $1.8 million, the same as in 2022, compared to the $14.8 million on offer at the men’s equivalent. If you follow women's football, this story involving the parties involved is one you will want to stay across.

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women's football

Transfer facts

Original source: Full reporting on this story is available at Sportstar. This article summarises key facts from that report and adds context about women's football.

Official sources: FIFAUEFA

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Carlos Mendez covers La Liga and Spanish football for Football Insider. Reporting from Madrid, Carlos provides daily news, match analysis, and transfer updates from Spain's top division.

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