The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) has made its current position clear when it comes to the salaries of staff at Premier League clubs, a matter which has been attracting a lot of attention as the coronavirus crisis escalates.
A statement released on Thursday said: ' We are aware of the public sentiment that the players should pay non-playing staff's salaries.
'However, our current position is that - as businesses - if clubs can afford to pay their players and staff, they should.'
Multiple meetings have taken place between the PFA, the Premier League, and the English Football League in recent weeks as club finances have come under pressure from the lack of games being played.