Gordon Taylor makes “very significant” contribution to players’ charity fund
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dailystar.co.ukGordon Taylor has reportedly made a "very significant" donation to the players' charity fund of around £500,000. The news comes after Daily Star Sport revealed that PFA chief Taylor was coming under increasing pressure from Premier League stars to take a drop in wages and set the right example.
The 75-year-old is the highest paid union boss in the world, earning around £2.2m-a-year, but has insisted he will not take a pay cut.
Speaking to the Guardian, Taylor said: "The PFA will make donations and the PFA is involved in the players’ charity. At the moment the PFA position is that we will continue to be paying all our staff of over 60 in full." Now, a report from the Daily Mirror has revealed that Taylor has made a donation to the
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