Gender equality within the realm of sport has become an increasingly prominent issue in discussions surrounding social and economic disparities. Despite notable advancements in international, European, and national legislation, gender-based discrimination persists across various domains, including representation, opportunities, and financial resources. This article delves into the legal infrastructure that underpins gender equality within the sports legal system, analyzing relevant international frameworks, as well as initiatives from European and national bodies. The article further explores the ongoing challenges faced by female athletes, such as wage gaps, media visibility, and career progression. A key focus is placed on efforts to foster inclusivity and equality, particularly through awareness-raising campaigns and policies aimed at supporting women in sport. The article concludes by offering a critical reflection on the gradual pace of change and underscores the necessity for collective action in dismantling the cultural barriers that continue to hinder the full participation and representation of women in sport.
