Footballers Are Paid Too Much Money

Footballers Are Paid Too Much Money

Footballers Are Paid Too Much Money!
A lot of people think that footballers are paid too much money for doing very little but play football. However, this can be argued because they are people who have dedicated their entire life to this sport and therefore they should receive high salaries. This leads us to the question: Are footballers paid too much? Personally, I am for “Footballers Are Paid Too Much Money”. There are people dying/starving in the world: men, women and children living in poverty. How can footballers live such extravagant lifestyles knowing this?
Some famous footballers are paid huge amounts, such as Wayne Rooney who is paid 250,000 per week. How can this be justified when there are so many people dying of famine in the world, and footballers earn so much money for playing a game of football? It is irritating to know how these football players waste their money in wants that are of no use, such as Too (a famous football player who plays for Barcelona). He owns around fifteen expensive cars.
A lot of money is needed for many purposes: for example, for the aid of starving people in the less economically developed countries or in the building of more hospitals for our own health and security, to name but a few.
There are other professions that provide by far much more for the population than footballers do, like medical professionals. They are extremely poorly paid in comparison. The average Doctor, at your local surgery earns around £63,638 per year, working 8 hours a day, 250 days of the year.
On the other side of the argument and the opinion of the fans is that these players have dedicated their full lives to their job which involves harsh training and the maintenance of physical fitness through intense daily training so he has to be under the pressure of his trainer who requires him to be completely fit and train strictly.
Furthermore, apart from the pressure exerted by their club/manager, they are under the pressure of...

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