EFL’s Parry says clubs face £200m shortfall as talk turns to salary caps and rescue packages
By Paul Nicholson
May 5 – English Football League chairman Rick Parry painted the picture of a £200 million financial hole for the league and its 72 clubs by September, on top of an already existing wage issue that sees Championship club owners putting in on average £16 million of their own money to reach the Premier League.
Giving evidence to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee about the impact of coronavirus,
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