Barcelona players to take 70% salary cut
Lionel Messi announces that all Barcelona FC players will take a 70% pay cut to make sure non-playing staff get full wages. Coronavirus Pandemic has changed the entire world, all major football leagues are suspended. Spain is just behind Italy with more than 7,700 deaths to date. Italian side Juventus and German club Bayern Munich also announced earlier that they will take pay cuts to support the non-sporting staff.
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