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The centre will provide check-ups, issue prescription medicines and even offer initial treatment for those diagnosed with COVID-19.

League's highly-paid stars have come under increasing pressure to take pay cuts after four clubs said they would use public money to subsidise pay for non-playing staff.

In a joint letter released late on Thursday, UEFA said that they were working on the possibility of playing on into July and August if need be.

Rashford teamed up with FareShare, a food distribution charity, after schools in the Manchester area were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Neymar followed the example of PSG teammate Kylian Mbappe, who last month made what was described as a major donation to a French charity.

Premier League teams have faced a backlash for using the British government's furlough scheme, which will guarantee 80 percent of employees' income up to a maximum of £2,500 a month.

Howe agreed to take a "significant" cut to his reported £4 million-per-year contract to help offset the financial damage caused by coronavirus.