Spanish referee earns €300,000

The Spanish football governing body has announced a new agreement that grants first-division referees a television bonus of half a million euros, which will raise the average referee income for the season to around 300,000 euros, including the base salary and bonuses. The deal, made in coordination with the league’s association and the Spanish Football Federation, requires referees to participate in media initiatives to promote the image of officiating, such as giving statements, filming inside locker rooms, and producing a documentary about the referees' human side. The new salaries include an annual increase of nearly 7,000 euros, with a fixed salary plus bonuses per match and image rights. It is expected that international referees will earn even more from these benefits thanks to bonuses from the European Union and FIFA. These measures come at a time when Spanish refereeing enjoys a high level of international trust, with Spanish referees considered among the best in the world.

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