The offer of a deadline extension to complete a takeover will be withdrawn if the wages are not paid.
LONDON IRISH must pay all staff their full May wages on Wednesday or face being withdrawn from the English Premiership.
An American consortium is in discussions to take control of London Irish, but has yet to provide proof of funds to the RFU, as well as other documentation needed for the purchase to be approved. “The RFU club financial viability group met yesterday evening. It noted the conditions set by the RFU had not been met and considered the application for an extension to the deadline,” an RFU statement said.
London Irish do not own their own ground, with the Exiles now playing their home games at Brentford football club’s Gtech Community Stadium, making it more difficult to generate revenue.
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