Cristiano Ronaldo and his Portugal teammates have donated half of their bonus for qualifying for the Euro 2020 finals to help amateur football in the country that has been hit by the coronavirus shutdown.
The Portuguese football federation said on Monday the money would go towards a fund that it hopes will reach 4.7 million euros $5.1 million to help amateur clubs survive the crisis.
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The federation last week decided to end the already-suspended amateur season with immediate effect, declaring the season null and void without champions, promotion or relegation.
No decision has been taken on resuming professional football but the president of the Portuguese league said in late March he was determined the season should be completed.
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