Association of Italian players (AIC) have warned that they follow their Spanish counterparts by hitting at least that a new collective contract is signed before the start of the season in Serie A this weekend.
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Last week, the weekend opening of the lighting of the Liga was suspended after negotiations between players and clubs concerning wage guarantees it is collapsed.
And Serie A could be moving in the same direction, after representatives of all 20 clubs in Serie met Monday to reaffirm their request for the League to sign a new contract.
"We reiterate our position," Chairman of the association of players Damiano Tommasi said. "If the contract is signed, we will play the Saturday or Sunday. Otherwise, we will remain at home. It is time that on Wednesday, the League will meet. »
The AIC has stated that the League has still not signed an agreement with the players of the year last summer, intense negotiations in which strikes were twice avoided narrowly. An old collective agreement expired at the end of the 2009-10 and negotiations for its renewal continues throughout last season.
The AIC has been particularly unhappy with clubs tried to force the players to move in the last year of their contracts.
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