What does the average futsal player get paid?

Answer 1

There's no easy way to this, not just because there's very little information online about how much players earn, but it depends on what league they in.

So i'm going to go a bit more in depth to get a general idea.

Most leagues around the world are either amateur or semi-professional, then there's a only several fully professional leagues.

To my knowledge, they are Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Italy, Russia and Iran. I've read before that the league in Japan (F-League) is professional, but according to a couple of Japanese people online, they say it's semi-professional.

In amateur leagues, all or nearly all earn nothing, there may be a few players that are paid small amounts, but the rules in some leagues prevents clubs from paying players if it's amateur. While in other cases players in these leagues will be paid expenses only.

Semi-professional, this is hard to say, because things are different from country to country, semi-pro is basically earning but not enough to live off completely (in that particular country), with some players in certain countries it might be their only real income. In England (full-sided football) semi-pro pay would anything from £50 a-week to up £250 a-week, from August (September in futsal) to May.

Then there's a few of the key players who earn more than more that.

So you can try and compare that to how much it costs to live in other countries and get an ideal of how how much they might earn playing semi-pro.

Although in Futsal players from smaller futsal nations called up to play international will also be given a small fee for that also, it depends on the national association.

In the Professional leagues, i believe Spain and Brazil are the biggest payers.

The top players in these can earn over £100,000 a year.

But of course it depends if they play for one of the top teams, players for teams will be on a fraction of that, but still enough to live off comfortably.

Answer 2

To my knowledge, they are Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Italy, Russia and Iran. I've read before that the league in Japan (F-League) is professional, but according to a couple of Japanese people online, they say it's semi-professional.

In amateur leagues, all or nearly all earn nothing, there may be a few players that are paid small amounts, but the rules in some leagues prevents clubs from paying players if it's amateur. While in other cases players in these leagues will be paid expenses only.

Semi-professional, this is hard to say, because things are different from country to country, semi-pro is basically earning but not enough to live off completely (in that particular country), with some players in certain countries it might be their only real income. In England (full-sided football) semi-pro pay would anything from £50 a-week to up £250 a-week, from August (September in futsal) to May.

Then there's a few of the key players who earn more than more that.

So you can try and compare that to how much it costs to live in other countries and get an ideal of how how much they might earn playing semi-pro.

Although in Futsal players from smaller futsal nations called up to play international will also be given a small fee for that also, it depends on the national association.

In the Professional leagues, i believe Spain and Brazil are the biggest payers.

The top players in these can earn over £100,000 a year.

But of course it depends if they play for one of the top teams, players for teams will be on a fraction of that, but still enough to live off comfortably

Answer 3

Million