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Parma v Udinese has officially been called off for Sunday afternoon on the orders of the FIGC and local authorities.
Confusion surrounds this weekend's fixtures as Parma’s Mayor, Federico Pizzarotti refuses to confirm Parma-Udinese has been cancelled.
Parma’s crisis plunges the Serie A schedule into chaos, as Udinese confirm that Sunday’s game at Tardini is off.
Parma Captain Alessandro Lucarelli assures that players will not serve notice over the unpaid wages, as the priority is 'saving the club'.
Coach Roberto Donadoni has cancelled Parma training following the club's meeting with the FIGC and the mayor.
Parma captain Alessandro Lucarelli says the unpaid players are 'running out of patience', whilst ridiculing possible help from the FIGC.
Parma players inch closer to serving notice to the club as President Giampietro Manenti's payments are reported to have not yet arrived.
Damiano Tommasi hits out at the leadership of Parma, with wages still unpaid - ‘the situation has not changed at all’.
In a surprise development, Damiano Tommasi, head of the Italian footballers' union, the AIC, is at Parma’s training ground to meet with players.
Parma’s match with Udinese on Sunday could reportedly go ahead behind closed doors, to save on stewarding costs.
Parma President Giampietro Manenti says the club will play its game with Udinese on Sunday, despite reports they can’t pay for stewards.
Parma’s financial crisis risks engulfing the rest of Serie A, with reports that Sunday’s game against Udinese is at risk.
Although they’ve given the club extra time to pay their wages, it’s reported Parma’s players have sent their contracts to the AIC.
Parma President Giampietro Manenti assures that the club’s players will receive their wages ‘today or tomorrow’.
The crisis at Parma is escalating rapidly, as the Italian state opens bankruptcy procedures against the club.
Although players held off legal action, it’s reported other creditors are putting Parma into administration.
Energy T.I. Group, who own 10 per cent of Parma, claim there were “serious irregularities” and confusion over debts.
Massimo Gobbi and AIC President Damiano Tommasi explain Parma players refusing to put the club into administration – for now.
Parma captain Alessandro Lucarelli confirmed the players will “wait a few more days and trust the President.”
Parma President Giampietro Manenti reiterates that Parma have paid player wages, and is travelling to Slovenia to sort things out.
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