Manger Chris Wilder is already taking a pay cut.
Sheffield United's players have followed the lead of their manager Chris Wilder by agreeing to a wage deferral until the end of 2020.
Despite the squad being one of the lowest paid in the Premier League, the move will make it easier for the Bramall Lane club to navigate the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Senior back room staff and chief executive Stephen Bettis have also agreed to a 10 percent deferral for the next six months.
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An Accrington Stanley player has been banned for eight games for abusing former Republic of Ireland defender Paul McShane.
Sam Finley admitted to verbally abusing the Rochdale defender during their meeting on New Year’s Day.
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Barcelona are to sell the naming rights to their Camp Nou stadium to aid the fight against COVID-19.
The measure will only be in place for one year with the entire proceeds going to the club’s foundation for social charities.
The Camp Nou has been open since 1957 and has never had a title sponsor.
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