The Italian clubs’ request to cut players’ salaries for the months that they are not allowed to play or train due to the Coronavirus may soon be shared by other clubs across the top leagues in Europe, according to a report from today’s paper edition of the Rome based newspaper Corriere dello Sport.

The report details how the Italian clubs want a cut on players’ salaries as they claim that the economic losses due to the virus threatens their financial stability, and the cut of the salaries may allow them to stay afloat during the period. Whilst Serie A sides will submit this request to the Italian football federation tomorrow, AIC have already complained.

Should the request be shared by other top clubs in leagues around Europe, the report continues, both Fifpro and UEFA would need to get involved. The debate would become incredibly broad, especially considering the aid that UEFA have already requested given the postponement of their upcoming European Championship.

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