Soccer: UEFA keen to discuss salary cap in wake of Campbell demands

Sol Campbell’s wage demands today prompted UEFA to highlight the fact that they are keen to open a debate about the merits of introducing some form of salary cap for players in a bid to prevent football’s bubble bursting.

Sol Campbell’s wage demands today prompted UEFA to highlight the fact that they are keen to open a debate about the merits of introducing some form of salary cap for players in a bid to prevent football’s bubble bursting.

Mike Lee, communications director for European football’s governing body, said UEFA are still keen to open such a debate, but stressed the fact that there would be great difficulty in implementing such a scheme.

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