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espanolEl periodismo deportivo es un ambito caracterizado por la infrarrepresentacion de la mujer deportista y la naturaleza sesgada de su tratamiento, asi como por la segregacion horizontal y vertical de las periodistas en las redacciones. Mediante la realizacion de 20 entrevistas semiestructuradas, se examina como las estudiantes universitarias en Cataluna perciben estas desigualdades y como manifiestan sus expectativas de futuro en este campo. Tambien se ha entrevistado a 10 personas expertas en periodismo y genero para ahondar en los retos a los que se enfrentan las nuevas generaciones de periodistas deportivas. Las participantes se perciben como outsiders (Hardin y Shain, 2006) y creen que su participacion en el periodismo deportivo se interpretara desde los estereotipos. El articulo resalta la necesidad de ‘des-masculinizar’ y ampliar la diversidad en la formacion academica, asi como la importancia de romper el techo de cristal que impide a las mujeres llegar a cargos de decision. EnglishSports journalism is an area characterized by the marginalization of sportswomen and the biased nature of their coverage, as well as by the horizontal and vertical segregation of journalists in the newsrooms. Through 20 semi-structured interviews, we examine how female university students in Catalonia perceive these inequalities and how they express their future expectations in the field. Interviews with 10 experts in journalism and gender have also been conducted to delve into the challenges that the new generation of female sports journalists face. Participants are self-perceived as outsiders (Hardin and Shain, 2006) and believe that their participation in sports journalism will be interpreted from the stereotypes. The article highlights the need to ‘de-masculinize’ and broaden the diversity in academic training, as well as the importance to break the glass ceiling that prevents women to reach decision-making positions.

Las mujeres como outsiders en el periodismo deportivo: percepción de las estudiantes y personas expertas