"There will be no more gender difference in remuneration between men and women."
Marta and Neymar will receive equal pay for representing Brazil
Brazil have announced they will become one of the few nations to pay their women's and men's football teams equally.
Brazil's female players such as Marta will be paid the same as Neymar, Gabriel Jesus and Roberto Firmino.
"The CBF has equalled the prize money and allowances between men's and women's football, which means the women players will earn the same as the men," said the federation's president Rogerio Caboclo.
Brazil join Australia, Norway and New Zealand among the nations who pay their men and women the same amount.
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It will be applied to the teams participating in the Olympics next year as well as the next World Cup tournaments.
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Caboclo said: "It will be proportionally the same as what Fifa proposes for women, that is to say, there will be no more gender difference in remuneration between men and women."
Brazil join Australia, Norway and New Zealand in giving their teams equal pay
Last year, current women's world champions the United States sued their federation, alleging discrimination over pay and conditions. The team appealed earlier this year after a judge dismissed their case.
The World Cup-winning team's long-running feud with US Soccer has been a public and bitter battle and the players had been seeking $66m (£53m) in damages under the Equal Pay Act.
'The ambition is to make WSL best in the world'
An influx in big-name transfers will make the Women's Super League the best in the world, according to the FA's head of professional football Kelly Simmons.
WSL clubs have been active in the transfer market this summer, attracting World Cup winners and European stars to England's top division.
Chelsea signed Pernille Harder from Wolfsburg for a women's record fee
Simmons insists additions like Manchester City's Rose Lavelle and Sam Mewis, along with Chelsea signing Pernille Harder, will be good for clubs and fans alike.
"It's going to be fantastic to see top English players play alongside the likes of Rose Lavelle, one of the best players in the world", Simmons told Sky Sports News.
"It's a real statement for where the Women's Super League is, it's regarded as one of the best if not the best league in the world. That is our ambition."
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