FIFA has recently unveiled an exhaustive panorama focusing on the operations of 30 leagues and 282 women's soccer clubs around the world, covering a full range of regulatory, financial, athletic, fan interaction, and player well-being analyses. It is striking that our women's soccer clubs have topped the list of the world's top clubs in terms of investment in operating costs. Meanwhile, the Japanese Women's Football League leads the list of club revenues with average revenues, followed by our Women's Football League in second place.
The release of this ranking has undoubtedly raised higher requirements for the long-term development of China's women's soccer clubs. How to maximize economic benefits while maintaining high investment has become the focus of attention in the industry. The successful experience of the Japanese women's soccer league may provide us with some inspiration.
