Razzia annual club fees are about $500. This includes both the fall and the spring seasons. Compared to the majority of competitive soccer clubs, which charge $2,000-$3,000 per year per player, Razzia is one of, if not the least expensive club in Salt Lake Valley. Razzia is a non-profit, and the club fees cover administrative expenses, such as field rentals, equipment purchases, referee fees, etc.

There are other expenses, as there are with other clubs. UYSA (the governing body for Utah Youth Soccer) charges about $100 for the entire year to cover administrative expenses.

In addition to the club fess and the UYSA fees, every two years, parents will purchase uniforms for their player. Our current uniform producer charges about $150 for the home and the away uniforms, which include two jerseys, two shorts, and two sets of socks.

Finally, during the winter months, most of our teams continue to be active, holding indoor practice, and participating in indoor turf or futsal tournaments. Winter activities are outside the purvue of UYSA, and are paid for separately. There are usually two winter seasons, and the cost per player varies, depending on the number of players, and the cost of the tournament. The cost of practice space varies as well, depending on availability and number of players participating.