Footballers' union boss Gordon Taylor says clubs in England face an uncertain future as a result of coronavirus but insists players will do everything they can to keep them in business.
Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association (PFA), said players will be happy to get round the table with their clubs to agree how to deal with the financial impact of the Covis-19 pandemic.
But he insisted players will not be dictated to by clubs - with Premier League outfits seeking pay cuts or wage deferrals of up to 30% for their stars in a bid to ensure they can balance the books while football remains suspended.