Coronavirus: Sadiq Khan criticises Premier League footballers for not taking wage reductions

London chairman Sadiq Khan has approached Premier League footballers to take pay-trims as quickly as time permits as they have "the best shoulders to worry about the best concern", following news that Newcastle United, Tottenham Hotspur and Norwich City have all put staff on leave of absence. 

Clubs have confronted a wild reaction over designs to use the administration's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, which will see 80 percent of wages shrouded so as to forestall constrained redundancies over all organizations. 

Tottenham executive Daniel Levy reported on Tuesday that they were presenting a 20 percent pay cut for every one of the 550 staff individuals and setting them on leave of absence "where fitting", yet that the move didn't make a difference to the playing crew or the board staff, inciting far reaching analysis given that Spurs had recorded records around the same time that uncovered Levy himself was paid £7m for the 2018/19 season which incorporated a £3m conceded reward installment from the opening of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. 

The transition to cover worker compensation was gotten by chancellor Rishi Sunak a week ago as the United Kingdom went into lockdown with an end goal to contain the spread of Covid-19, yet inside days various football clubs have been compelled to go to the plan so as to pay staff while all football is suspended – with a sweeping boycott right now set up until in any event the beginning of May. 

That is influencing those staff individuals who work in territories, for example, organization, media, providing food and accommodation, while matchday laborers are additionally being intensely affected because of the nonappearance of games, yet Premier League players keep on winning worthwhile pay rates with no decrease.

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