Galvin believes amateurism is becoming unsustainable

Former Kerry star Paul Galvin believes "amateurism is becoming unsustainable" in the GAA.

Galvin’s comments come in the wake of former All-Ireland winning manager Eugene McGee predicting that players will be paid for their services within the next decade.

And Galvin feels that players should begin to benefit from the massive monies coming into GAA coffers from commercial deals.

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