LONDONThe head of the union representing Premier League players says they have "agreed to play their part" during the coronavirus pandemic as pressure mounts to find a collective pay deal. Fifa has urged players and clubs to reach agreement over wage reductions and players are reportedly set to start negotiations on a club-by-club basis. British Health Secretary Matt Hancock was among senior politicians calling for players to take a cut and "play their part", a call that sparked off angry reactions from players. Tottenham have come under pressure from fans to follow Liverpool in reversing their decision to use public money to pay employees. We are now saying it clearly and in public - do not further damage the Club's reputation, listen to your fans."

Source: Daily Nation April 07, 2020 11:03 UTC