PFA urges clubs not to break contracts

The Professional Footballers’ Association are urging football clubs not to break players’ contracts by trying to enforce pay cuts on them.

PFA urges clubs not to break contracts
Fri, 11 Oct, 2002 - 20:02

The Professional Footballers’ Association are urging football clubs not to break players’ contracts by trying to enforce pay cuts on them.

Leicester City are the latest Nationwide Football League club to experience financial difficulties and it is feared they will announce on Monday that they will have to enter administration.

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