เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย tabloid has revealed that Manchester United chief executive Sir Jim Redcliffe is preparing to overhaul the players’ wage structure to reflect their performances on the pitch.

The report states that “Sir Jim” will try to reduce the players’ wages. After their performances on the pitch have declined over the past few years.

The wages for new signings, as well as those negotiating their contract extensions, will have to be reduced. This

is another cost-cutting measure to restore the club’s success. It is expected that the “Red Devils” will offer a large bonus instead. But it will be given when the results improve.

The source revealed: “The club is moving forward with a contract that is based on performance. There have been discussions with agents to push for this. “

We will continue to pay competitive wages, but we need to manage. The wage bill and make sure we are paying value for money.”

The club’s wage reform will certainly not only affect the signing of new players, but also the existing players who are negotiating longer-term contracts.

This includes Kobby Menou, whose new contract talks have stalled and he is reportedly demanding a new salary of around £150,000 a week.