Man City will not seek government furlough offer
Manchester City have announced they will not be furloughing employees at the taxpayer’s expense.
Manchester City have announced they will not be furloughing employees at the taxpayer’s expense.
The Premier League confirmed players will hold talks with their clubs over wage deferrals and football will not restart in early May because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes footballers have a responsibility to act as role models and support the ‘real heroes’ working in the NHS.
Harry Kane has revealed he will not simply stay at Tottenham ‘for the sake of it’ amid rumours linking him with a move away from the club.
Rio Ferdinand believes the Premier League season should be cancelled unless a solution can be found soon.
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Officially the Premier League says it wants the season to finish, but privately some clubs are not so sure.
The Professional Footballers’ Association has called for urgent talks with the Premier League and the EFL over the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic on players and clubs.
England striker Callum Wilson and Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin are among a group of Premier League players to launch the #FootballUnited initiative, which aims to raise money for local communities impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Arsenal have pledged a £100,000 donation to local charities supporting the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.