Over 80% of Brazilian players have a monthly income of less than 1,350 yuan (revealing the current low salary situation in the Brazilian football industry)

Brazilian football has always been considered the soul of world football, but the industry behind it suffers from low wages. According to statistics, more than 80% of Brazilian players earn less than 1,350 yuan a month.

The current situation of the Brazilian football industry

The Brazilian football industry is a huge industry, involving clubs, players, sponsors and many other aspects. However, low wages exist in this industry. According to data from the Brazilian Football Association, the average salary in the Brazilian Professional Football League (Campeonato Brasileiro Série A) is 22,000 reais (approximately RMB 36,000) per month. However, this number is raised by a few players, and most players The monthly salary is only 1,000-2,000 reais (approximately RMB 1,650-3,300 yuan), or even lower.

The reasons for low wages

So, why are there low wages in the Brazilian football industry? First of all, the main sources of income for the Brazilian football industry are sponsorship and television broadcast fees, and most of these incomes are monopolized by a few clubs. Secondly, the management of the Brazilian football industry is chaotic, and the financial situation of the clubs is not optimistic. Many clubs are in a state of loss and cannot provide high salaries to players. Finally, Brazilian football culture is also a factor. Many players believe that playing football is for honor and dreams, not for money.

The impact of low wages

The impact of low wages on the Brazilian football industry is multifaceted. First of all, low salary makes it difficult to attract more outstanding players to join the Brazilian Professional Football League, which will affect the competitiveness and level of the league. Secondly, low salary will lead to a decrease in the quality of life of players, which will affect the status and performance of players, and in turn affect the results of the team. Finally, low wages will also lead to an increase in player turnover, which will bring instability to the club's personnel turnover.

How to change the low salary phenomenon

In order to change the low salary phenomenon in the Brazilian football industry, we need to start from many aspects. First of all, it is necessary to improve the management and operation of the Brazilian football industry, improve the financial status of clubs, and increase the source of income for players. Secondly, it is necessary to strengthen the construction of Brazilian football culture and make players realize that playing football is also a profession and requires corresponding income. Finally, the supervision and regulation of the league need to be strengthened to curb the monopoly of a few clubs and allow more clubs to have the opportunity to share the league's revenue.

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