Premier League football has been accused of operating in a ‘moral vacuum’ after clubs cuts wages or furloughed staff but continued to pay players in full
Premier League football has been accused of operating in a “moral vacuum” after clubs cut wages or furloughed non-playing staff but continued to pay players their full wage.
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