Juventus players waive four months' wages due to coronavirus outbreak

Maurizio Sarri and his Juventus squad have agreed to a reduction in pay worth €90m to the club as the Serie A suspension stretches on

Juventus players have agreed to waive four months’ wages due to the coronavirus pandemic. Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates, along with the manager, Maurizio Sarri, have agreed to a reduction in pay “equal to the monthly payments of March, April, May and June 2020”, according to a club statement. The agreement is set to be worth around €90m to the club.

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