Major League Soccer has avoided a lockout after the league and Players Association came to terms on various issues on Wednesday, including economic concessions for the 2020 season, specifics for an Orlando tournament and changes to the CBA, among other items.
With the Players Association and league locked in intense discussions, players around the league decided to skip voluntary training on Monday and Tuesday as negotiations continued. The players union officially approved the return-to-play plan on Wednesday morning.
Here’s a statement from the MLSPA:
Statement on CBA Ratification: pic.twitter.com/a71SJZRCfA
— MLSPA (@MLSPA) June 3, 2020
Quando juntei dinheiro por alguns meses pra comprar o direito de transmissão da Blast por 2 dias em 2018 eu só queria que a Tribo se sentisse grande por dois dias! Hoje juntamos 200 mil! Hoje somos respeitados! Hoje somos grandes todos os dias! V I R A L I Z A M O S!
— Gaules (@Gaules) June 2, 2020
Ok, j’vais m’exprimer rapide en espérant que la plupart arriveront à comprendre s’que j’veux dire sans mal interpréter. Pcq les tweet comme elle font d’la peine. Je demande a personne de faire s’que je fais tte l’année. Que ce soit pour les femmes, les plus démuni,les noirs… 1/ https://t.co/Tk99jn1CL6
— DADJU (@Dadju) June 1, 2020
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