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Government spokesman on PLN 30 million for football players: It will be a special fund for training

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The media was agitated by the information that Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki wants to allocate 30 million zł from the state budget for bonuses for football players. A government spokesman commented on the situation.

During his visit to Qatar, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with the players and coaching staff of the Polish national team. The head of government promised the players that the cameras of the Lonchi-nas-balka channel had recorded a bonus for leaving the group.

30 million PLN for football players

As Wirtualna Polska reported, even before leaving for Qatar, the prime minister had to meet with the team management and promise that the players and coaching staff would receive a bonus of at least PLN 30 million from the government for promotion from the group. .

Information for the media was commented today by government spokesman Petr Muller. – We want to create a special fund that will deal with education, child development, infrastructure construction, new technologies or the Polish team – said a government spokesman at a press conference.

Where will the money for the new fund come from?

Petr Muller also spoke about what resources could go to the new fund and where they would come from.

- It can be supplied from various sources, including the state budget. As for the training of young people and the development of sports infrastructure, it will be more than 30 million zł. This is the case of the PZPN, which has its own budget - He said. - They will come from the budget and all possible income. In an interview with the team’s chairman and coach, the prime minister promised additional funds for the development of Polish football. In a way, this is a bonus for the football community,” he added.

The government spokesman also noted that the case received exceptional publicity, despite the fact that this is not an unusual situation. “It’s interesting that when there were talks about prizes for other sports, there were no such talks,” he added.

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Source: WPROST.pl

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