Spain World Cup winner Alexia Putellas says Fifa should 'take note' at disputes surrounding the women's game.
Meanwhile, Jamaica, Nigeria and South Africa - who all impressed at the Women's World Cup - have all been fighting financial battles off it.
are unhappy"This year has been an education for me," Putellas told Spanish newspaper Marca, after fighting back from a serious knee injury to help Spain win the World Cup for the first time."That saps your energy when the player only wants to focus on training, looking after themselves, prepare properly and leave everything on the pitch."I've lost some of my romanticism, but not on the pitch.
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