Defending Brazilian Serie-A League champions Flamingo's players have agreed to a 25 per cent pay cut in their salaries. Flamingo said in a statement that the salary of the players will be cut in the salary of this month and next month and this can increase further.

Apart from this, the club said that in addition to this, the image rights payment of the players has also been postponed, which is to be paid in 10 instalments in May and June. This does not affect head coach George Jesus and his sports staff.

The club also said that 6 percent of their workers were hired to face the financial impact. The club has described its decision as painful. Flamingo said that the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 epidemic has severely affected everyone. Football activities in Brazil have been stalled since mid-March due to the coronavirus epidemic. No Brazilian football club can start training without the approval of the respective states' administration.

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