Premier League clubs to consult players on 30% wage cut as resumption delayed

Premier League clubs will ask players to take a 30% wage cut as it is announced the season will not resume from 30 April.

Some clubs have furloughed non-playing staff before any reduction to players' wages

All clubs have agreed to put the proposed"combination of conditional reductions and deferrals" to players.

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