Spiraling wages in the Football League combined with the damaging impact of the long break in play due to the new coronavirus pandemic are ...
Spiraling wages in the Football League combined with the damaging impact of the long break in play due to the new coronavirus pandemic are prompting fears that English clubs outside of the Premier League could go to the wall.Bookmark
"I want to know how we fund the behind-closed-doors end to this season, also how we operate next season if crowds are still not allowed? For several years, overall spending on player and staff wages in the Championship has exceeded revenue, and the questionnaire, reported by the Daily Mail on Tuesday, showed that of the 18 Championship clubs who responded, the average basic monthly pay for their highest earner is 1.51 million pounds a year, which makes a monthly salary of 125,797 pounds.
The highest-paid Championship manager was reportedly paid 3.46 million pounds a year, with an average across the division of 878,000 pounds a year.
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