The indefinite strike is the clubs’ reaction to government proposals to reduce its subsidy by around 20 per cent from $1.9 million. Only one club, Omonia Nicosia voted against strike action.
The Cypriot government believes the clubs could do more to help themselves financially.
The Cyprus Football Association (FA) hopes a meeting scheduled for tomorrow (Tuesday) will put pressure on the government to help the clubs.
However the clubs could find themselves out of contention for places in European competitions next season if the strike continues and they miss the UEFA qualification deadline.
Weekend fixtures in the Cyprus football league were cancelled after the clubs decided to strike in an effort to force the government to provide financial subsidies.
