Cambodian Factory Workers Producing Football Jerseys Earn Less Than £1 Per Hour

Cambodia. It has been revealed that workers producing official jerseys of the world's famous football clubs receive a basic wage of less than one pound per hour. A BBC Sport investigation has shown that workers in two factories in Cambodia have to work amid low wages, extreme heat, and production pressure.

The investigation has revealed the dire condition of workers in factories where jerseys for clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool, Celtic, and Real Madrid are produced. They face pressure to produce up to 700 garments a day, with wages that make it difficult to make ends meet.