PSV hopes that supporters will waive a financial compensation now that the season in the Eredivisie is not played out. General director Toon Gerbrands will address the Eindhoven fans in an open letter on Saturday.
“We have come in particularly bad weather, with an opponent who is unparalleled. All of us are affected. Both emotionally and financially, ‘writes Gerbrands. “We are confident that we can overcome this setback, but we cannot do it alone. Unity makes power, now more than ever. We must and will do this together. “
“All players, employees and management of the club are therefore very grateful for the many supporters who have already indicated that they have waived a financial contribution and we hope that more PSV players will follow,” says the director. ‘No later than May 12, everyone who has purchased a Season Club Card or single (se) ticket (s) will receive a personal message requesting to waive the missed matches in the interest of our club. For those who cannot or do not want that, we have a possible compensation for the missed duels. “
PSV confess that it will start in mid-May with the extension of the season tickets, although much is still unclear about the new season. “As a gesture to our supporters, we have decided not to make price increases. We hope to count on your support, ‘said Gerbrands, who, together with the PSV management, has already contributed twenty percent of his salary. The club is still in talks with the players.
Gerbrands expressed in The Telegraph all his worries about playing in an empty Philips Stadium. “If we have to play the first half of the competition without an audience, the impact is 15 million euros,” said the director, who does not exclude that the people of Eindhoven have to sell a player.
An open letter from @ToonGerbrands
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