Gudde: “In the season without an audience, it is a safety net of up to 140 million you’ll be
05 June, 2020 20:13
05-06-20 at 20:13
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The Dutch fa (KNVB) last Friday, an emergency response plan for the football will be launched at the ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. The football association makes it clear that there is a financial safety net up to € 140 million to the clubs by the coronacrisis will not go bankrupt.
“We have the plans in detail and discuss. The response of the prime minister (Martin van Rijn, ed.). it was fortunately a positive one”, says THE managing director Eric Gudde of the NOS. “He thought it was a realistic and thorough plan, and is pleased to see that we as an industry are already doing a lot. 200 million euros is provided by the private sector are resolved. In addition to wear: Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord and AZ as the world’s largest clubs, with the heaviest burden.”
“If we are to have a full season without an audience, is the safety net that we have from the government is required to have a maximum of 140 million, he said. “That is less than the current NOW-plan (with a contribution from the public sector, on wages, ed.). it is to be extended, and, as we have worked with the public able to play.”
