Birmingham Airport have exclusively told ITV News Central that they will waive the money from Dean Saunders' parking fee.
They have instead asked him to give the funds to a charity of his choice.
Airport bosses in Birmingham have waived football pundit Dean Saunders' parking fee for leaving his car in their short-stay car park.
Birmingham Airport bosses exclusively told ITV News Central they would instead ask that the former Wolves manager give the money to a charity of his choice.
The former Aston Villa, Derby County and Nottingham Forest striker headed to France to work as a pundit during Wales' Euro 2016 bid - but, believing their stay in the contest would be short-lived, he parked up in the short stay car park.
However, as they managed to reach the semi-finals, he began racking up a huge fee.
The airport had initially promised to scrap the fine if Wales emerged victorious, but after they crashed out in a 2-0 loss to Portugal yesterday, bosses decided to ask for a charity donation instead.
Goals from Cristiano Ronaldo and Nani within three minutes of one another in the second half of the match sealed Wales' exit.
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