KIF Kolding-players agree to go down in salary

The new board of directors in håndboldklubben KIF Kolding has been agreed with the players on the club's male ligahold about a salary cut for the players.

It informs the board of directors in a press release.

There is talk about a declaration of intent, which specifically means that the players in the current ligatrup go down in salary in the upcoming season.

That there is talk about a declaration of intent, means, that the agreement shall enter into force on the condition that the new board gets created the economic foundation for ligaholdet, which is necessary for the upcoming season.

- We have been in a really good dialogue with the spillertruppen, and we also agree with the players that we will try to find additional savings in our overall setup, says the club's new chairman of the board, Gunnar Fogt.

- It is a agree spillertrup, which is on it, and overall makes it, that we look very positively on our opportunities to create the foundation for the team and the club for the coming season, says in a press release.

Also on spillersiden satisfaction with the agreement. It says Jens Svane Peschardt, there is viceanfører on the KIF Kolding's ligahold.

- As a player on the ligaholdet I'm really happy that we are a unified spillertrup, which is reached agreement with the board of directors.

- I am also pleased to be with to ensure that we create a sustainable economic future for KIF Kolding. And I very much look forward to, once again, we have the prospect of getting to play ligahåndbold for full hammer of the Sydbank Arena in Kolding, says 23-year-old Jens Svane Peschardt.

KIF Kolding won his first championship in 1987. In total the club has won 14 championships. It is more than any other club in the Danish håndboldhistorie.

The economically hard-pressed club has stated that it should take about five to six million dollars to ensure survival.