Daniel Agger has revealed why he turned down a payment owed to him from former club Brondy.
Liverpool's No.5 arrived at Anfield in 2006 from the Danish club and they are currently suffering from financial problems.
Brondby had been ordered to offer a lump sum to all current and former players as a result of failing to pay supplementary holiday pay, pensions and other benefits since 2004.
However, the Denmark captain has refused the payment as a mark of respect to his old club.
"I am not going to claim any money from the club," said Agger.
"The club is in trouble and needs help. And I want to help. I hope a lot of other people are interested in helping too.
"Brondby are an important club, not just in football, but also for a lot of people in the local community.
"It is a huge organisation with a huge network. You can tell by the amount of people showing up to the games.
"I hope a lot of players will review their decision to claim the money. It won't be good for anyone if Brondby are not to be found in the best Danish division."
Author: @Shunter77
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7th Feb 2013 11:34