A-League club owners and the players’ union are facing tense and tough talks aimed at hammering out a new collective bargaining agreement.
Union chiefs expect the negotiations to drag out, with significant differences between the parties over what the game can afford.
The old CBA was extended so that the A-League could continue after the initial COVID-19 lockdown, but that agreement expired following Sydney’s season-ending grand final success over Melbourne City on Sunday night . The existing CBA expired following the A-League grand final between Sydney FC and Melbourne City on Sunday. Credit:Getty Images The PFA believe that the show of […]
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