Prem bosses fear they could be BANNED from using unvaccinated players as Government launches new Covid crackdown
And in Germany’s Bundesliga, unvaccinated players who test positive or are forced to isolate - including Bayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich - have had their salaries docked.
Club and fans were relieved to hear that while they face restrictions from next week, there will not be a blanket ban on unvaccinated supporters. But in his Plan B announcement, which will apply to all sporting events with crowds of more than 10,000, PM Boris Johnson stated that supporters able to show negative tests will also be granted access - at least for now.
Prem chiefs calculated that 18 months of no or significantly reduced crowds cost clubs a collective £2billion, with Spurs and Manchester United missing out on £6m in revenue every home match day without supporters in the ground.
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