2023-08-21 15:50:46
In an interesting twist in his career, prominent Mexican referee César Arturo Ramos has made his debut in the Saudi Pro League, demonstrating his skill and experience in international refereeing.
Due to his badge endorsed by FIFA, Ramos can referee in other leagues and international matches. On this occasion he whistled a match in the Saudi Arabian league. Al-Ittihad, team of Benzema, Kanté and Fabinho vs. AL Thai.
How much does César Ramos earn per game in Saudi Arabia?
Data revealed by the British outlet Daily Star has shed light on the remuneration that international referees can expect in the Saudi Pro League. One example is Premier League referee Michael Oliver, who recently whistled for a game for Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr. For conducting that meeting, Oliver was paid £3,000, which is equivalent to approximately $3,800.
If we take this figure as a reference, we can speculate about the possible entry of César Arturo Ramos into the Saudi league. Considering his prestige and experience, the Mexican could be earning around 65,000 pesos for a single game called in Saudi Arabia. A significant sum that reflects the value of his work in this international competition.
How much does a referee earn in Mexico?
In comparison, the salary of a central referee in Mexico is above the average of other professionals in the country. Referees who wear the FIFA badge can receive salaries of up to 33,000 pesos. If commissions and other factors are taken into account, this income can even reach 40,000 pesos.
The FIFA badge is a hallmark of quality and excellence in refereeing, opening opportunities to participate in world-renowned tournaments. However, obtaining this recognition implies meeting rigorous criteria, including experience in high-level matches, ongoing training, in-depth knowledge of the rules of the game, and ethical and professional conduct.
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