US EditionBrazilians Work up to 5 Times More to Have Their Club's Shirt
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Brazilians work up to five times longer to buy the jersey of their favorite team. That's almost 25 and a half hours, while in Spain, for example, workers need less than five hours to secure the official uniform sold to fans. Poder360 compared the average salary of a worker working an eight-hour workday with the average price of jerseys in the major soccer leagues in seven countries: Brazil, Italy, the United States, England, France, Germany, and…
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