PFA chief Taylor donates 500,000 pounds to players' NHS fund


FILE PHOTO: Football - The FA England Awards - St Georges Park, Burton - 3/2/13 PFA Chairman Gordon Taylor during the awards Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Andrew Boyers/File Photo

(Reuters) - Professional Footballers' Association chief Gordon Taylor has donated 500,000 pounds ($617,000) to the Premier League players' fund for the National Health Service (NHS), British media reported on Tuesday.

The 75-year-old Taylor, who is reported to have an annual salary of 2.3 million pounds, had been criticised for refusing to take a pay cut during the coronavirus crisis while wage cuts for Premier League players and managers are being discussed.

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