Juventus, players agree to wage reduction that will save club €90 million
Juventus players and coach Maurizio Sarri have reached an settlement over a wage reduction that will save the Italian champions €90 million in the 2019-2020 monetary year, the Serie A membership introduced on Saturday.
Sarri and the gamers agreed to what quantities to a four-month pay reduce to help the Italian champions all through the coronavirus crisis.
The agreement comes at a time when leading clubs in and around Europe have had to slash wage payments due to the fact of the dramatic have an impact on of suits having to be postponed or performed at the back of closed doors due to the unfold of the virus.
"The financial and monetary of the appreciation reached are good for about €90m ($100.26m) for the 2019-2020 financial year," Juventus said in a assertion on Saturday.
"The understanding for the discount of the compensation for an amount equal to the month-to-month payments of March, April, May and June 2020," it added, announcing personal agreements with Sarri and the players will be finalized in the coming weeks.
Sarri and the gamers agreed to what quantities to a four-month pay reduce to help the Italian champions all through the coronavirus crisis.
The agreement comes at a time when leading clubs in and around Europe have had to slash wage payments due to the fact of the dramatic have an impact on of suits having to be postponed or performed at the back of closed doors due to the unfold of the virus.
"The financial and monetary of the appreciation reached are good for about €90m ($100.26m) for the 2019-2020 financial year," Juventus said in a assertion on Saturday.
"The understanding for the discount of the compensation for an amount equal to the month-to-month payments of March, April, May and June 2020," it added, announcing personal agreements with Sarri and the players will be finalized in the coming weeks.
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