Según una nota que acaba de publicar Planet Rugby, los jugadores de los Pumas reciben apenas entre mil y mil doscientas cincuenta libras esterlinas por Test y un viático o “Per diem” de 25 libras esterlinas por día.

Me parece absurda esa información, pero no tengo idea dónde encontrar fuentes para rebatirlo:

https://www.planetrugby.com/news/the-staggering-pay-disparity-for-nations-championship-sides-as-match-fees-and-daily-allowance-revealed

What the south pays
Cross the equator and the floor drops away.

The Springboks, double world champions and the biggest brand in the southern game, pay a basic match fee of about £6,200, reported in South Africa as ZAR 120,000 or more per Test. That is the top figure in the Rugby Championship and it is roughly a quarter of what a fringe England player collects for the same afternoon. The All Blacks sit somewhere between £4,050 and £5,050 per Test. The Wallabies are at £3,050 to £3,550. Los Pumas, who have beaten every major nation on earth over the past cycle, earn £1,000 to £1,250 a match.

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The honest measure is the daily allowance, because it applies to squad players in both hemispheres doing an identical job: holding bags, running opposition plays, never making the 23. A French squad player gets around €500 a day. An Englishman £450, an Irishman €400, a Welshman £300, a Scot £250. A Springbok or All Black squad player gets about £75. An Argentine £25. A Fijian £12. 12 pounds. A Scotland squad player, the most modestly paid man in the northern game, earns more in one day than a Fijian earns in three weeks of the same tournament.