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La Liga president Javier Tebas reiterated that UEFA's financial fair play rules will still be enforced despite the suspension and financial struggle due to coronavirus.

Liverpool were heavily criticised for their decision to furlough non-playing staff during coronavirus.

There has been a lot of controversy over wages between players and clubs, especially in Premier League, during coronavirus crisis.

Bayern Munich will be back to training on Monday and led the Bundesliga table before it was suspended due to coronavirus.

Kaka leaned towards Lionel Messi in the long and continuing debate over who is better out of him and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Despite the footballing world overall crippled due to coronavirus pandemic, Tajikistan's football season began.

Tottenham Hotspur's 550 non-playing staff will have 20 per cent of their wages cut for the next two months amid coronavirus crisis.

Prabir Das, Pritam Kotal, Pronay Halder and Arindam Bhattarcharya donated to West Bengal Chief Minister's fund for battle against coronavirus pandemic.

Lionel Messi announced on social media the salary cut that FC Barcelona's first team was taking and the further contribution they are making.

European football has also begun to struggle heavily with the season suspended due to coronavirus.

Mohun Bagan donated Rs 20 lakh towards West Bengal State Emergency Relief Fund to help in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic

Barcelona, who have an average individual salary in excess of 11 million euros a year, are considering cutting back in wake of the coronavirus.

Daniel Levy has said he would ensure the coronavirus outbreak does not damage Tottenham Hotspur.

The EURO Championship and Copa America were postponed by a year owing to the coronavirus pandemic, with FIFA also mulling pushing back next year’s World Cup.

Coronavirus effect: Bayern Munich cancelled a training session while Borussia Dortmund sent players home.

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