In the inaugural World Sevens Football tournament, Bayern Munich triumphed over Manchester United 2-1, earning a substantial $2.5m prize from a $5m total pot. This competition, co-founded by Jennifer Mackesy and Justin Fishkin, aims to revolutionize women's football by providing significant financial rewards for clubs. Aside from prize money, players and staff have flexible options regarding fund distribution, with some opting to reinvest their shares into the club. The tournament's structure and success raise important questions about the future of investment and engagement in women's sports.
Bayern Munich's victory in the World Sevens Football final not only earned them a $2.5m prize but also highlighted a potential evolution in women's football funding and engagement.
Investment from co-founders like Jennifer Mackesy reflects a growing recognition of the importance of financial backing in shaping the future of women's football.
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