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Wait actually a downside of watching on tv too was that the sun was still setting for the first 15 mins so every time the camera panned to the west you just got 100% Glare
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July 19, 2023
By Naaman Zhou
(The New Yorker) — Last winter, on a cold pitch in London, Liverpool’s women’s team played Chelsea, which was on a seventeen-game unbeaten streak and has lately been one of the dominant teams in English women’s soccer. It was the fourth round of the F.A. Cup, a knockout competition known for the occasional surprise. Liverpool scored twice—but Chelsea had Samantha Kerr. In the thirty-second minute, the twenty-nine-year-old striker received a pass from her teammate Niamh Charles, mid-run, raised a foot near the height of her shoulder, and pummelled the ball left to right into the top corner of the goal. Shortly after halftime, she scored again, off a quick pass, after stepping into a blind spot behind a Liverpool defender. Later, the ball came her way in the air. She jumped, the neck muscles turned, the ball fell in. When the game ended, the score was Liverpool 2, Kerr 3. “It was almost a given, wasn’t it?” a commentator murmured, before it was through.
Afterward, Kerr hugged her teammates and exchanged the customary back pats. Game-changing goals are routine for her—they seem to define the entire season for others. Like all of soccer’s great strikers, Kerr has a full menu of ways to score; commentators like to call it a knack, or an eye for goal. But, with Kerr, it’s all about motion. “Next time you watch her play, see who makes the first movements,” Emma Hayes, her coach at Chelsea, once said. “It’s always Sam.” Carli Lloyd, a two-time World Cup winner with the U.S. team, told me, “She’s a sniper in front of the goal. She will hover, and she will find a way.” Between 2017 and 2022, Kerr was the top scorer in every league she played in, across the highest tiers of Australia, the United States, and England—sometimes simultaneously. It has been nearly four years since she last played a game in the National Women’s Soccer League, in the U.S., but she is still the league’s all-time top scorer, with more goals than Alex Morgan or Megan Rapinoe.
Kerr is also the captain and star player of the national team of Australia, which, along with New Zealand, is hosting the Women’s World Cup. Australia has never advanced further than the quarterfinals. The reigning champion and world No. 1 is the United States. Spain has the best player in the world, the midfielder Alexia Putellas. England won the Euros, and Canada won the gold medal in the Olympics, where Australia finished fourth. Still, in the past few months, the Australian team, known as the Matildas, has beaten or matched several of the world’s best squads. Its second-best player, the defender Ellie Carpenter, is back from a nearly yearlong injury. And there will be a home-field advantage. “I think there’s tremendous pressure,” Lloyd, who will cover this year’s tournament as an analyst for Fox Sports, told me. “If they don’t go far in this World Cup, it’s going to be deemed as a failure.”
#Sam Kerr#Australia#Chelsea#World Cup#Women's World Cup#2023 FIFA Women's World Cup#Tony Gustavsson#Ellie Carpenter#Perth Glory#Western New York Flash#Sky Blue FC#Chicago Red Stars#A League Women#WSL#interestingly though that for a player considered the world's best striker... she's had very limited impact at a World Cup#tons of Round of 16 exits and despite 5 goals at the last World Cup... 4 of those were in a group stage blowout against Jamaica#I think she still has a lot to prove at the highest level and this new calf injury cannot help matters#The New Yorker
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Born on this day: Sam Kerr (10.09.1993)
#Samantha May Kerr#Sam Kerr#Australia WNT#Born on this day#BOTD#Western Knights Soccer Club#WA NTC#Football West National Training Centre#Perth Glory FC#Sydney FC#Western New York Flash#Sky Blue FC#Chicago Red Stars#Chelsea Football Club Women#football#fussball#fußball#foot#fodbod#futbol#futebol#soccer#calcio
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Wellington Phoenix come from behind to beat Perth Glory in A-League Women
At Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland: Wellington Phoenix 2 (Hope Breslin 48’, Chloe Knott 61’) Perth Glory 1 (Millie Farrow 21’). HT: 0-1 The Wellington Phoenix women have come from behind to bounce back and head into the international break on a winning note. Second-half goals from Hope Breslin and Chloe Knott gave the Phoenix a 2-1 win over Perth Glory at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland on Saturday…
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#CA#Celebrities#NZ#PH#ShowBiz#Sport#UK#US#Wellington Phoenix come from behind to beat Perth Glory in A-League Women#World Politics
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Ausenal
Arsenal Women x Teen!Reader
Summary: You join the other Aussies at Arsenal
"Yeah, all you really need to worry about is if the big girls will let you play with them," Kyra teased from the seat next to you, pinching at your cheek," They might not and then you'll be left on the bench!"
"Kyra!" Steph snapped from the driving seat," Leave her alone!"
"I'm just joking!" Kyra laughed.
You didn't really find it funny. You were a ball of anxious energy as Steph drove you and the rest of 'Ausenal' to training. You and Kyra had, technically, signed for Arsenal on the same day but you had remained stuck in Australia after because you had to sort out some stuff about school so Kyra had already met everybody before you did.
"It's not funny," Steph said," She's scared."
"I'm not scared!" You denied it even though you were definitely scared and, had you not been sitting down, you would definitely be shaking in your shoes.
"You don't have to be scared," Caitlin said, finally looking up from her phone," Everyone's cool. If anything, they'll just complain about another Aussie joining them. We're taking over."
"And by complain," Steph said sternly," She means tease. No one's going to complain about you, munchkin."
"Munchkin!" Kyra giggled, pinching at your cheek as you tried to pull away.
The nickname had stuck ever since your call up to the national team when they went through a bout of injuries that meant that the scrawny nearly-sixteen year old had been deemed one of the next best alternatives and you had never been able to escape since.
Playing with, as Kyra called them, 'the big girls' had been your dream for years but now that you'd made it, you couldn't quite believe it and your shyness had come out in full force.
"Alright," Steph said as you all piled out," Boots?"
"Yeah."
"Socks?"
"Uh-huh."
"Schoolwork?"
"Yep."
"Good." She adjusted your coat and smoothed down the flyaway strands of your hair that were sticking up. "Okay. We're training until lunch and then we've got a two-hour break before the gym session. Do you know what you're doing during that?"
"My schoolwork."
"And, do you-"
"Come on, Steph," Caitlin said, slinging her arm over your shoulder," We've been through this like ten times. Yes, she'll do her homework. Yes, she'll make sure to socialise. Can we go now?"
Steph sighed. "Go on."
Caitlin began to steer you away.
"And make sure she fills up her bottle before training starts!"
The locker room was just as loud as your old locker room back at Perth Glory and it settled you a little bit as you ended up getting changed next to Caitlin, staring straight ahead at your cubby.
The other girls took their time so you were left just sitting on the bench and clicking the heels of your boots together as you waited. You didn't really know your way around so you just had to wait until one of the older girls finished getting ready and took you to the pitch.
"Hey. You're that Australian kid, right? God, I thought Kyra had a baby face."
You looked up and then immediately looked back down.
Jen Beattie was standing in front of you.
"Hi." Your own voice was barely a whisper, hardly even audible over all the noise in changing room.
She leaned a bit closer to you to fully hear and you went rigid. You didn't particularly like new people in your personal space without warning. Hell, it had taken nearly a month for Kyra to be allowed close enough to hug you, let alone pinch your cheek like she did earlier.
"You're not as loud as Kyra, are you?" She asked and it was clear that she was teasing but it still made you feel nervous.
You shook your head.
"She's an angel," Caitlin said," But then again, everybody's an angel when compared to Kyra."
"I'm not that bad!"
"Yeah, sure." Caitlin's arm swung over your shoulders, giving you a little squeeze. "But this munchkin is still an angel."
You kind of wanted the ground to swallow you up. Your cheeks felt hot as the mention of your nickname and you looked bashfully.
"Munchkin?" Jen laughed," I like it."
Caitlin laughed too before steering you out of the locker room onto the pitch. You were thankful that the drills were fairly rudimentary today but still hard enough that everyone was exhausted enough to not talk.
You glanced around as you drained your bottle, skirting out of the way quickly when Kyra approached with her still full bottle, already angling it to squirt towards you.
Usually, you had Mini to protect you when something like this happened but now you had to fend for yourself, darting around the outskirts of the group so Kyra couldn't change you.
You zipped past Lia Wälti and Leah Williamson, sliding past them as Kyra tackled you to the ground. She kept you pinned to the ground with her own weight as she unscrewed the top of the bottle.
You squeezed your eyes shut in preparation but no water came.
"Leah!" Kyra complained," Get off! It was just a joke!"
"It's her first day," Williamson lectured," Don't traumatise her so early. We want to keep her for years."
"Are you okay?" Lia helped you up, patting down your shirt to get the grass scraps off it.
"I'm okay." Just like in the locker room, your voice was barely above a whisper but she didn't seem to mind, just smiling at you.
"Good. I'm glad. Kyra usually isn't that mean, sorry."
"She's not mean." You felt compelled to defend Kyra. "She's just a bit silly sometimes. She doesn't mean harm."
"It's nice that you two are such good friends," Lia said. Somehow, she managed to squish you between her and Leah as you all headed in from training for lunch.
"Mini...er...I mean Katrina, she says that Kyra's got annoying little sister energy."
"Annoying little sister energy!" Leah laughed," Oh, that's gold! I like that!" She swung her arm over your shoulders. "I like you, kiddo."
A piece of nervousness lodged in your chest came loose and disappeared as Leah talked. She didn't seem to need your input much and you were more than happy with that.
Before you knew it, you were sat at a table next to Steph with a full plate and soft conversation washing over you. You still felt nervous around the other girls but you felt more settled than when you first arrived today, most of your antsy energy replaced with good old-fashioned shyness.
"You need to get started on that Chemistry lesson," Steph reminded you as she set you up with your laptop and some snacks," And tonight, you need to remember to call Mini to tell her about your first day."
You nodded, plugging in your headphones and clicking start on the video that was set up for you. You got a decent way through your worksheet before it started numbing your brain and you rolled up the foil of your snack into a little ball and rolled it across the table to Kyra.
She frowned at first before grinning, flicking it back at you. You ducked and grabbed it off the floor to return it. Kyra caught the next shot and you threw it back with enough force that, when you headed it back, it landed in her protein shake.
You both burst out laughing, attracting stares that had you instantly quieting and looking back down at your keyboard.
"Are you being a bad influence again, Kyra?" Kim asked.
"I'm not a bad influence!" Kyra said, picking the ball of foil out of her drink and throwing it back at you.
It was still covered in protein shake so you shrieked and dived off your chair to avoid it.
"She's meant to be studying," Kim continued as you picked yourself up off the floor.
"Give her a break," Caitlin said," Surely all that schoolwork can't be good for your brain."
"That's not how it works," Kim replied.
"Let the kid have a break," Katie inserted herself into the conversation easily and you kind of envied that a little bit," She's been studying for nearly an hour now. I, for one, am pretty sure that Steph said something about making sure she socialised too."
Kim looked like she was mentally groaning but she finally relented. "Fine," She said," But you're explaining all this to Steph."
"Please," Caitlin scoffed as she beckoned you over to sit with her and Katie," She'll be delighted that this munchkin is making friends."
You face was stained red. "You can't keep calling me that," You said to her," It's embarrassing."
"Sorry," Caitlin said, not looking very sorry at all," But with Alanna and Mackenzie not here, one of us has to keep up with embarrassing you."
"Leave her alone," Steph said as she came back into the room, your saving grace.
"She's right," Katie said," We certainly can't call her munchkin, that's her Aussie nickname." She grinned teasingly. "How does pipsqueak sound?"
#woso x reader#arsenal wfc x reader#arsenal x reader#arsenal wfc#woso community#woso fanfics#woso imagine#woso
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i think i might love you
summary ― sam and y/n were friends, best friends.
pairing ― sam kerr x reader
warning/s ― fluff
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You had known Sam since childhood. Your houses were just across the street from each other. You were inseparable, whether it was playing soccer in the backyard, helping each other with homework (you helping Sam), or sharing your deepest thoughts on Sam’s balcony on moonlit nights. To the world, you both were simply best friends, but beneath the surface, there was an unspoken affection that you both cherished in the private corners of your hearts.
Morning would break with you sending Sam a ‘Good Morning Sunshine!’ text, and Sam would ping back instantly, always awake before you (waiting patiently for your text), a ‘Morning, Butterfly <3’ would follow. Most mornings the pair of you would meet for a morning jog, soccer becoming a big part of both your lives. Both of you are set to join the national team (If all goes well). You loved the morning jogs with Sam, as did Sam. Each of you secretly relished the nearly innocent physical contact during stretching exercises. Although you both had your affections on the tip of your tongues, neither was none the smarter about the other’s feelings.
An understanding that you were just friends.
The morning jogs only kept the sanctuary for so long, school taking you away from your secret moments. In public, there was a careful distance you both meticulously maintained. Neither wanted to fuel the neighbourhood gossip who were always waiting for a sliver of juicy news. At school, you would part ways. Classes break you both apart, waiting for the rings of the bell to indicate recess and lunch.
Soccer dominated your recess and lunch, the pair of you playing with the boys (beating them time and time again). The celebratory hugs were purely platonic and if it took one of the boys yelling at the two of you to hurry up - well that didn’t mean anything.
The offer came in 2009. Both your lives drastically changing. No longer were you the two girls from East Fremantle playing against the boys at school but you were placed on a national (and international) playing field. Playing with professionals over twice your age.
Sam cheered you on as you made your debut against Italy, and you cheered her on a week later as she ran onto that field. Although the scoreboard wasn’t what you were hoping for, that didn’t seem to matter when the two of you landed back in Perth - both your families waiting with signs of celebration for the two of you.
Roxanne and your mum shared a knowing glance, as you and Sam reluctantly let go of each other's hand to say hello to your families. The day followed into the night, both families over at Sam’s place. The barbeque going on, and music playing in the background as the kids played against the adults in a (not so) friendly game of soccer.
Nobody blinked an eye when you ran up to Sam after she scored a goal, her arms wrapping around your body as she lifted you up in the air and spun you around - the world around the pair of you disappearing.
Back to school, the two of you still separate in classes, although strategic planning created perfectly timed bathroom breaks throughout classes. Those few extra minutes taking you over to recess and lunch.
The reality was, you were both completely and utterly smitten. It was more than a crush, deeper than simple words could express.
The Women’s League came and went, with Perth Glory coming 6th overall. Both you and Sam scored goals for your team. And although it wasn’t the first place you were hoping for - you got something better.
The two of you had been placed as bunkmates during the travel, sharing hotel after hotel (not that either of you were complaining). In the sanctity of privacy, between the wins and losses, you both had poured your hearts out to each other, discussing dreams, fears and aspirations while lying side by side on the hotel rooftop decks, lost under the blanket of stars. This was your special meeting place, where secrets were traded, emotions uncovered, and feelings assured.
It had been a special evening, you had scored the winning goal against Adelaide United, the high from that flowing through the night. Sam had managed to sneak in your favourite soft drink, both of you passing the bottle between the two of you. You had been watching Sam’s lips move as she spoke, her hands going all over the place with excitement. It took a few moments to realise she had stopped speaking, your eyes moving away from her lips to see the glint in her eyes.
“Caught you staring Y/L” A smirk covers her lips, as you shake your head. Moving your attention towards the starry night once more. She lifted herself up, her body leaning over so her face was directly facing yours.
“What?” titling your head, as your eyebrows frown a little. She sends a smile, before bringing herself back next to you on her back. “Nothin”
You hesitate for a moment, debating internally if you should finally confess your feelings. You feel warmth in your hand and realise that Sam has clasped her hand into yours.
It was enough.
“Sam, promise you won’t get weirded out?”
Sam gave you a small squeeze, enough reassurance for what you were about to say next.
“I think” you pause, taking a deep breath before continuing “I think I’m in love with you, Sam”
The silence was loud, her grip tightening around yours. A thousand thoughts raced through both of your minds, her heart beating with relief. This was her moment. She had been talking with her mum about this for months. Maybe her mum was right when told her to just ask you out.
“I think I’m in love with you too”
The kiss was fast, a quick peck as you both pulled away, blush covering both your cheeks as shy smiles appeared.
Christmas and New Year came and went, the pair of you sharing your midnight kiss with each other before Sam’s sister walked in on the two of you - screaming “I knew it!” over and over again as she ran off to both your families.
You two shared a look before bursting out into giggles.
That didn't take long.
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I sat next to the men’s Perth glory team on my flight home🫣
why wasn’t it the women’s team I could’ve found myself a wife
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wait now i'm curious what club do you support?
i support perth glory, which is my local team (i live in australia)! we're much more known for our women's team than our men's team and we've had great players like sam kerr, kate gill, mackenzie arnold, caitlin foord that have played in our club. last year i began watching the NWSL (the american women's soccer league) and i started supporting north carolina courage (kerolin is one of my favourite players).
most of the t5 european leagues i watch as a neutral but there are teams that i do enjoy watching over others (even if i wouldn't call myself like a fan?). like i've been watching spurs because of ange postecoglou (i'm against patriotism unless in sports ofc) and bayer leverkusen for xabi obviously. i like watching barca fem as well because they do probably have the best squad in woso right now.
#ask#thank you for the question <3#also my mutual told me to support napoli in serie a but i'm not too sure about that 😅
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Perth glory women did what the men couldn’t
Hashtag girl power
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sam kerr gehalt
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sam kerr gehalt
Sam Kerr ist eine australische Fußballspielerin, die für den FC Chelsea Women und die australische Nationalmannschaft spielt. Sie gilt als eine der besten Stürmerinnen der Welt und hat in ihrer Karriere zahlreiche Erfolge erzielt.
Was jedoch viele Menschen interessiert, ist das Gehalt von Sam Kerr. Leider sind genaue Informationen über ihr Gehalt nicht öffentlich bekannt, da es sich um vertrauliche Informationen handelt. Fußballvereine, insbesondere im Frauenfußball, sind in der Regel sehr diskret, wenn es um Gehaltsinformationen der Spielerinnen geht.
Es ist bekannt, dass der Frauenfußball im Vergleich zum Männerfußball immer noch mit finanziellen Herausforderungen zu kämpfen hat. Die Gehälter von Spielerinnen sind daher oft niedriger als die ihrer männlichen Kollegen. Dennoch sind die Gehälter im Frauenfußball in den letzten Jahren gestiegen, da das Interesse und die Popularität des Sports zunehmen.
Sam Kerrs Fähigkeiten, ihre Erfolge und ihr internationales Ansehen machen sie zu einer begehrten Spielerin, was sich möglicherweise auch auf ihr Gehalt auswirkt. Spielerinnen wie Sam Kerr können durch Sponsorenverträge und Werbedeals zusätzliche Einnahmen generieren, was ihre Gehaltsaussichten verbessert.
Es bleibt jedoch zu betonen, dass Informationen über Sam Kerrs Gehalt nicht öffentlich zugänglich sind und daher keine genauen Angaben gemacht werden können. Es ist anzunehmen, dass sie aufgrund ihrer Erfolge und ihrem Status als eine der besten Spielerinnen der Welt ein angemessenes Gehalt erhält, das ihrem Talent und ihrem Beitrag zum Sport gerecht wird.
Sam Kerr ist eine australische Fußballspielerin, die sich durch ihre außergewöhnlichen fähigkeiten und Erfolge in der Welt des Frauenfußballs einen Namen gemacht hat. Einer der bemerkenswertesten Aspekte ihres Erfolges ist ihr Verdienst, der sie zu einer der bestbezahlten weiblichen Fußballspielerinnen der Welt macht.
Kerr begann ihre Karriere in Australien und spielte für den Perth Glory FC, bevor sie zu internationalen Clubs wechselte. Im Jahr 2019 unterschrieb sie einen Vertrag beim englischen Club Chelsea, wodurch sie zu einer der bestbezahlten Spielerinnen in der Women's Super League wurde. Ihr Gehalt soll im sechsstelligen Bereich liegen.
Neben ihren Vereinsverdiensten hat Kerr auch durch ihre Nationalmannschaftskarriere viel Geld verdient. Als Kapitänin der australischen Frauenfußballnationalmannschaft hat sie an vielen internationalen Wettbewerben teilgenommen, darunter auch an der FIFA Frauen-Weltmeisterschaft. Durch ihre Leistungen und ihren Erfolg auf dem Spielfeld konnte sie lukrative Werbeverträge abschließen und Sponsoring-Deals mit großen Marken erhalten.
Der hohe Verdienst von Sam Kerr ist nicht nur auf ihre fußballerischen Fähigkeiten zurückzuführen, sondern auch auf ihre Popularität und ihren Einfluss. Sie ist eine Vorbildfigur für junge Mädchen auf der ganzen Welt, die sehen, dass Frauen im professionellen Sport erfolgreich sein können und dass sie dabei auch finanziell belohnt werden.
Der Verdienst von Sam Kerr ist ein Indikator für die Fortschritte, die der Frauenfußball in den letzten Jahren gemacht hat. Es zeigt auch, dass das Potenzial für finanziellen Erfolg im Frauenfußball weiterhin wächst und dass Spielerinnen wie Kerr die Tür für zukünftige Generationen von talentierten Fußballerinnen öffnen.
Sam Kerr ist nicht nur eine herausragende Fußballspielerin, sondern auch eine der bestbezahlten Fußballspielerinnen weltweit. Ihr Verdienst spiegelt ihren Erfolg, ihre Leidenschaft und ihren Beitrag zur Entwicklung des Frauenfußballs wider.
Einkommen von Sam Kerr
Sam Kerr ist eine australische Fußballerin und eine der erfolgreichsten Spielerinnen weltweit. Neben ihrem sportlichen Talent ist sie auch für ihr beeindruckendes Einkommen bekannt. In diesem Artikel werfen wir einen Blick auf die verschiedenen Einkommensquellen von Sam Kerr.
Vereinssponsoring: Als Stürmerin hat Sam Kerr zahlreiche Vereinssponsoren, die sie unterstützen. Diese Vereinssponsoren sind in der Regel große Sportmarken oder Unternehmen, die von ihrer Popularität und ihrem Erfolg profitieren möchten. Durch langfristige Sponsorverträge erhält Kerr beträchtliche finanzielle Unterstützung.
Gehalt vom Verein: Als Spielerin des Chelsea Football Club in der FA Women's Super League erhält Sam Kerr auch ein Gehalt vom Verein. Dieses Gehalt basiert auf ihrem Stellenwert im Team und ihrer Leistung auf dem Spielfeld. Es wird geschätzt, dass ihr Gehalt bei Chelsea im sechsstelligen Bereich liegt.
Werbeverträge: Neben den Vereinssponsoren hat Sam Kerr auch individuelle Werbeverträge mit verschiedenen Marken. Diese Werbeverträge ermöglichen es ihr, für Produkte oder Dienstleistungen zu werben und dafür eine hohe Vergütung zu erhalten. Als eine der bekanntesten Fußballspielerinnen weltweit ist sie in der Werbebranche sehr gefragt.
Zusätzlich zu diesen drei Haupteinkommensquellen kann Sam Kerr auch von Image-Rechten, Merchandising und Prämien profitieren. Ihr Erfolg auf dem Platz, bei nationalen und internationalen Turnieren, ermöglicht es ihr, zusätzliche finanzielle Belohnungen zu erhalten.
Es ist wichtig anzumerken, dass diese Informationen auf Schätzungen und Berichten basieren und das tatsächliche Einkommen von Sam Kerr von Jahr zu Jahr variieren kann. Trotzdem bleibt sie eine der bestbezahlten Fußballspielerinnen weltweit und hat bewiesen, dass Frauen im Sport ebenfalls beeindruckende Einkommen erzielen können.
Sam Kerr ist eine australische Fußballspielerin, die bekannt für ihre außergewöhnlichen Fähigkeiten auf dem Spielfeld ist. Sie hat nicht nur auf dem Platz ihre Spuren hinterlassen, sondern auch abseits davon. Hier sind einige Informationen über das Gehalt von Sam Kerr.
Sam Kerr hat in ihrer Karriere bereits für verschiedene Vereine in Australien und den USA gespielt. Im Jahr 2019 wechselte sie zum englischen Top-Club Chelsea. Es wird geschätzt, dass ihr Jahresgehalt bei Chelsea rund 400.000 Euro beträgt. Dies macht sie zu einer der am besten bezahlten Fußballspielerinnen der Welt.
Neben ihrem Vereinsgehalt verdient Sam Kerr auch durch Werbeverträge und Sponsoring Geld. Sie hat einige lukrative Partnerschaften mit internationalen Sportmarken und Unternehmen abgeschlossen, was ihr zusätzliches Einkommen bringt. Durch diese verschiedenen Einnahmequellen ist Sam Kerr zu einer finanziell erfolgreichen Sportlerin geworden.
Es ist wichtig anzumerken, dass Gehaltsinformationen von Sportlern oft schwer zu bestätigen sind. Die genannten Zahlen basieren auf Schätzungen und können je nach Vertragsverhandlungen, Leistung und anderen Faktoren variieren. Dennoch gibt dies einen Überblick über das potenzielle Einkommen von Sam Kerr.
Unabhängig von ihren Gehaltsinformationen ist Sam Kerr sowohl auf als auch neben dem Fußballplatz eine inspirierende Persönlichkeit. Sie setzt sich für die Förderung des Frauenfußballs ein und setzt sich für soziale Themen ein. Ihr Erfolg und ihr Talent haben sie zu einem Vorbild für viele junge Fußballspielerinnen auf der ganzen Welt gemacht.
Insgesamt ist Sam Kerr nicht nur eine herausragende Fußballerin, sondern auch eine finanziell erfolgreiche Sportlerin. Mit ihrem beeindruckenden Gehalt und ihrem Einfluss im Fußballbereich hat sie sich zu einer Schlüsselfigur entwickelt und wird sicherlich auch in Zukunft eine wichtige Rolle in der Welt des Frauenfußballs spielen.
Die Bezahlung von Sportlern ist ein heiß diskutiertes Thema, das oft für Schlagzeilen sorgt. In diesem Artikel werfen wir einen Blick auf die Bezahlung der australischen Fußballspielerin Sam Kerr.
Sam Kerr, eine der besten Stürmerinnen der Welt, hat eine beeindruckende Karriere gemacht. Sie hat in verschiedenen Ländern gespielt und viele Tore erzielt. Aufgrund ihrer herausragenden Leistungen hat sie viel Aufmerksamkeit auf sich gezogen.
Es wird geschätzt, dass Sam Kerr derzeit ein jährliches Gehalt von etwa 400.000 Euro verdient. Das ist eine beträchtliche Summe, aber für eine Spielerin von ihrem Kaliber angemessen. Es ist wichtig zu beachten, dass das Gehalt von Fußballspielern von vielen Faktoren abhängt, wie zum Beispiel vom Erfolg des Teams und von individuellen Leistungen.
Die Bezahlung von Fußballspielern ist oft ein Thema der Debatte, da die Unterschiede zwischen Männern und Frauen in diesem Bereich immer noch sehr groß sind. Frauen verdienen in der Regel wesentlich weniger als Männer und haben oft weniger Sponsorenverträge und Werbeeinnahmen.
Sam Kerr hat jedoch das Glück, dass sie einige zusätzliche Einnahmequellen hat. Sie hat Partnerschaften mit verschiedenen Marken und ist eine gefragte Werbefigur. Diese zusätzlichen Einnahmen ermöglichen es ihr, ihr Gehalt zu ergänzen und finanziell abgesichert zu sein.
Es ist jedoch wichtig, dass die Lücke zwischen den Gehältern von männlichen und weiblichen Spielern verringert wird. Frauenfußball wird immer beliebter und verdient daher auch mehr Anerkennung und finanzielle Unterstützung.
Sam Kerr ist eine Vorbildfigur für junge Mädchen, die davon träumen, im Fußball erfolgreich zu sein. Ihre Bezahlung ist ein Schritt in die richtige Richtung, aber es ist noch viel Arbeit zu tun, um die Gleichberechtigung im Sport zu erreichen.
Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen, dass Sam Kerr ein angemessenes Gehalt verdient, das jedoch immer noch weit entfernt von den Summen ist, die männliche Fußballspieler verdienen. Es ist wichtig, dass sich dies in Zukunft ändert und Frauen in gleicher Weise wie ihre männlichen Kollegen entlohnt werden.
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Live: Wellington Phoenix vs Perth Glory - A-League Women
Follow live coverage of the A-League Women’s match between the Wellington Phoenix and Perth Glory at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland.
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HSBC PERTH SVNS 2024 ready to reach new Excitement Event in Australia
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World Rugby brings HSBC SVNS 2024 to HBF Park in Perth on 26-28 January, 2024. The three-day event featuring the best 12 men’s and 12 women’s
rugby sevens teams will be the third of eight events on the reimagined HSBC SVNS 2024 Fans will experience an immersive festival atmosphere
with entertainment from start to finish, including live music, DJs and roaming entertainment throughout the grounds The Beach Club experience
at the heart of the fun celebrates the Australian leg of HSBC SVNS, with street food markets showcasing the flavours of the HSBC SVNS global
destinations Pre-sale tickets for HSBC SVNS PER on sale Wednesday from 09:00 AWST with general on sale set for Friday also at 09:00 AWST
Tickets are on sale this week for the third round of HSBC SVNS 2024, World Rugby’s revamped and rebranded global celebration of rugby sevens,
at HBF Park in Perth, Australia on 26-28 January, 2024 to kick-start a thrilling year for the sport gearing up towards the Olympic Games Paris
HSBC SVNS PER is set to host an electrifying spectacle with the world's top 12 men's and women's rugby sevens teams, including powerhouse
nations like the Australian men’s and women’s teams, Olympic champions Fiji, perennial favourites South Africa, Samoa, USA and the formidable
New Zealand All Blacks Sevens. Over three thrilling days of competition, the world’s best rugby sevens athletes will display unmatched speed,
skill, and athleticism to thrill the crowds with non-stop action. In partnership with the Western Australian Government, through Tourism Western
Australia, World Rugby is set to bring HSBC SVNS to Australia in 2024 and 2025 at HBF Park in Perth, with fan experiences at the heart of the
event. With a bold ambition to supercharge rugby’s global reach and appeal by being more accessible to younger, leisure-hungry audiences, HSBC
SVNS PER aims to deliver the ultimate in immersive experiences, a unique festival of sport, entertainment and culture set against the stunning
backdrop of Western Australia. For those seeking a more premium and exclusive setting, the golden ticket is our new next level hospitality
experience, featuring a fast-track entrance into the stadium, premium food and drink, a full programme of fun and entertainment in private
lounges and the best seats in the house. Celebrating cuisine and culture, our beach club features food markets showcasing flavours from the
other HSBC SVNS locations. Fans across the globe can register for an exclusive presale opportunity now at SVNS.com and to learn more about the
travel packages available and to secure your visit to Perth, please visit SVNS. Located in the heart of Perth, the capital of Western Australia
a famed travel destination with a globally renowned record in hosting cultural and sporting events – HBF Park is Perth’s premier rectangular
stadium providing world-class sporting and concert events to all fans. Recently upgraded ahead of hosting the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, HBF
Park has hosted several major music concerts including Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Elton John and is the home of Perth
Glory and the Western Force. With less than one year until the Olympic Games Paris 2024 gets underway, the action will be intense from start to
finish with World Rugby’s revamped competition formula set to provide rugby sevens fans with even more excitement, jeopardy and entertainment.
Under the new model, HSBC SVNS 2024 features seven regular season events plus a Grand Final. The top eight placed teams based on cumulative
series points at the conclusion of HSBC SVNS SGP will secure their opportunity to compete in the new ‘winner takes all’ Grand Final in Madrid,
where the women’s and men’s HSBC SVNS 2024 champions will be crowned.
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Sam Kerr Siblings: Meet Brother Daniel Kerr
Many people are interested in Sam Kerr's personal life and her brother Daniel Kerr, therefore her siblings have backed her profession.
Samantha May Kerr OAM is a professional soccer player from Australia who currently plays as a forward for Chelsea in the FA Women's Super League.
She also captains the Australia women's national team. She is widely recognized as one of the greatest forwards of all time.
Kerr made her professional debut at the age of 15 with Perth Glory, where she stayed from 2008 until 2012 before joining Sydney FC.
She joined the Western New York Flash in 2013, the first season of the NWSL, and helped the team win the NWSL Shield.
She later played for the Chicago Red Stars and Sky Blue FC in the same league.
Kerr made her senior international debut in 2009, at the age of 15.
Since then, she has represented Australia in the AFC Women's Asian Cup tournaments in 2010, 2014, 2018, and 2022, as well as the FIFA Women's World Cup competitions in 2011, 2015, and 2019.
Who Are Siblings? Meet Brother Daniel Kerr
Sam and Daniel Kerr are related since they have the same genes. Daniel is Sam's older brother.
Daniel Alan Kerr is a former Australian rules footballer who played with the West Coast Eagles in the AFL.
He made 220 appearances for the club as a hard-running inside midfielder between 2001 and 2013.
Kerr was born and raised in Perth, Western Australia.
Daniel Alan Kerr was a former Australian rules footballer who played with the West Coast Eagles in the Australian Football League (AFL).
err, who was born and raised in Perth, Western Australia, was selected by West Coast with the 18th choice in the national draft of 200 players.
Daniel attended Aquinas College in Perth, where he met future teammate Quinten Lynch and many other AFL prospects.
As a teenager, he played in the East Fremantle Football Club's zone but did not continue playing at the senior WAFL level after being drafted.
Kerr was regarded as one of the West Coast's top midfielders, with Ben Cousins and Chris Judd.
Despite being shorter than the average player on his team, he was recognized for his physical power and tackling prowess.
From 2001 until 2013, Daniel appeared in 220 appearances for the club as a hard-running inside midfielder.
Later in his career, the Coast Eagles star suffered numerous injuries and announced his retirement from AFL football at the end of 2013.
Throughout and after his professional career, Daniel Kerr was convicted of a number of felonies. He is accused of setting fire to his parents' house.
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