Transmit: In the kingdom, 20 senior league captains have launched a Wetsap group to fight together in an attempt to force them to agree a 30 percent cut in salary • The players insist that their money saved goes directly to charities in the Corona fight

• Jordan Henderson. Open with the captains a special Wattap Group

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The footballing world continues to plummet due to players 'cuts across the leagues due to the Corona crisis, and England's Premier League players do not seem to be silent about the clubs' plans to force them to cut wages.

In the kingdom, 20 Premier League captains have launched the Wattsap team to battle the wave of cuts, and are furious at the plan to force them to agree to a 30 percent cut in their salary yesterday at a meeting between the league's management and the English players' organization. The players reportedly intend to reject the outline proposed to them when one of the captains even called the outline "disgusting."

Premier League players understand the need to make a financially significant sacrifice in light of the complex situation, but they insist that the money saved will go directly to charities in the Corona fight and not directly to the team owners' pocket. It is also argued that the main reason for their refusal is the behavior of the clubs who directly appeal to players and try to scare them off and make them sign reduced contracts.

It is estimated that if the current season is not renewed, the English league will have to pay back £ 762 million back to broadcast franchisees, and a 30 percent cut in players' salary should cover most of the amount the league will have to repay.