Scottish football's coronavirus crisis LIVE as Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack insists 'no club' can weather COVID-19 storm
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dailyrecord.co.ukThe coronavirus continues to bring life as we know it to a crushing halt but football news keeps on coming. Clubs struggle to stay solvent amid the dramatic cut in income from crowds with Aberdeen the latest to admit a battle.
Chairman Dave Cormack has admitted the club face a £6m black hole due to the current uncertainty and claimed that no club in Scotland has the financial power to weather a long break from their key source of income.
Hearts manager Daniel Stendel has offered to work for free as Steven Naismith has agreed to a 50 per cent wage cut. UEFA's aim remains to finish the domestic season by June 30 but that looks increasingly unlikely given the current global outlook.And they've officially confirmed that the Champions League
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