Barcelona players will make an extra contribution on top of the 70per cent pay cut they have agreed to take during the enforced La Liga break so ...
Barcelona players will make an extra contribution on top of the 70per cent pay cut they have agreed to take during the enforced La Liga break so that the club's other employees can earn their full salaries during the coronavirus crisis, captain Lionel Messi said.
The club's all-time top scorer was among many Barcelona players who released identical statements on social media on Monday to confirm the decision."As well as the 70per cent reduction in our salaries during the national state of emergency, we will make a contribution so that the club's employees can earn 100per cent of their salaries during this time," Messi said on his Instagram account.
"We also could not forget to send all our best wishes to all Barcelona fans who are suffering in these tough times and everyone who is waiting patiently in their home waiting for the end of this crisis."
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