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13th October 2016
01:35pm BST

The figure will increase with bonuses, such as appearances for the U23 side, making the first-team or going out and playing games on-loan.
Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur are understood to have enforced a similar policy in recent seasons.
Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs, who recently spoke out against the culture of greed among young players, will be delighted if his former club follows a similar policy.
When discussing why the England team has not been more successful back in June, Giggs said: "I don't think you can question the character. There's an overall bigger problem with the English national team. And a lot has to change, the whole culture has to change, if you want a successful English football team.
"It starts from 14, 15, 16 with that whole 'washbag' culture. I read a piece from Jamie Carragher today and what he said is 100 per cent true.
"I didn't want to be famous, I wanted to be successful. Players now are rewarded before they even do anything. They've got the nice cars, the nice watches."

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