A former Scotland women's rugby international has revealed a contract dispute that has affected the team. The player, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that several members of the squad were unhappy with the terms offered by the Scottish Rugby Union (SRU).
The dispute centres on match fees and expenses, with players reportedly receiving less than their male counterparts. The former star claimed that the situation has led to a lack of motivation and has impacted performances on the pitch.
The SRU has acknowledged the concerns and stated that they are working to address the issues. However, the former player expressed frustration at the slow progress, suggesting that the union does not prioritise women's rugby.
The revelation comes ahead of Scotland's autumn Tests, with the women's team set to face Canada and the USA. The former star hopes that the dispute will be resolved soon to allow the players to focus on their rugby.
