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Women’s Super League chief paid £531,000 as it made £2.4m loss
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Women’s Super League chief paid £531,000 as it made £2.4m lossWomen's Super League Football Limited took over unning the pro game from the FA in 2024The highest earner at the independent company set up to run the Women’s Super League, believed to be chief executive Nikki Doucet, was paid £531,000 as it made a £2.4m loss.
Accounts published by Companies House reveal the finances in the first year of Women’s Super League Football Limited, which took over management of the top two divisions in 2024.
The chief executive of the Premier League, Richard Masters, was paid £1.98m, or 0.05 per cent of its revenue in 2024, the most recent year for which accounts are publicly available.
The Women’s Super League has established itself as the world’s highest-profile and most commercially successful in the game over the last decade.
That evolution has been overseen by former Citigroup investment banker and Nike executive Doucet, who was appointed the first CEO of WSLF Ltd in 2023.