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New from Professional Footballers’ Association on Premier League players’ pay: “Taking a 30% salary deduction will cost the Exchequer substantial sums. This would be detrimental to our NHS and other government-funded services.”
PFA “The proposed 30% salary deduction over a 12-month period equates to over £500m in wage reductions and a loss in tax contributions of over £200m to the government. What effect does this loss of earning to the government mean for the NHS?”
PFA on the attack saying PL players taking 30% pay cut for 12months would cost govt £200m: “Was this considered in the Premier League proposal and did the Health Secretary, Matt Hancock factor this in when asking players to take a salary cut?”
On the standoff between Premier League players and their clubs over pay cuts and funding for the NHS https://apnews.com/666cb442d44b1089039f2a49093e36d4
