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Other regions could follow suit, such as Lazio, where the capital Rome and its teams from Lazio and Rome are located.
The Corona virus has killed more than 28,000 people in Italy, and the suspension of “Siri A” activity since mid-March.
The Liga de la Liga met on Friday via video calling technology in the presence of the twenty clubs, ahead of their scheduled meeting on May 8 with the Italian Federation for the game, which is expected to be crucial.
But the government dashed any hope of an early return after it prevented group exercises from taking place before May 18, at the earliest.
With 12 stages remaining at the end of the league and UEFA recommending it in late August as the end of local championships, the road began to “get narrower and narrower” with regard to the resumption of matches, according to the sports minister. Vincenzo Spadafora on Wednesday.
The president of the Italian gaming federation, Gabriele Gravina, had confirmed that “he will never sign the end of the championships”, which he said would be “the death of Italian football”.
The Italian Football Association estimated Italian football losses at € 900 million from television rights, game tickets, sponsorships and marketing contracts.
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On Friday, Serie A clubs reiterated their desire to end the soccer season, if official authorities allow it, and are expected to make their decisions in the coming days.
Officially, soccer-style team sports cannot be played before May 18 and Monday for individual sports.
But the Emilia-Romagna region on Friday, and Campania (south) on Saturday, gave a positive opinion on the opening of training centers starting on Monday, in the context of tensions between the central government and some regions over the pace to ease closure restrictions.
Sassuolo and Bologna were the first to announce the opening of training centers for players, before Parma joined them.
Sassuolo explained that only open stadiums will be available to interested players.
Only 6 players can train simultaneously, without using changing rooms to avoid virus outbreaks, respecting the social separation distance and without the presence of technical personnel.
For its part, Bologna made it clear that foreign stadiums will be available from Tuesday.
Parma said that “starting next week,” the exercises will be available only to “those willing” and “for individual physical activity.”
Other regions could follow suit, such as Lazio, where the capital Rome and its teams from Lazio and Rome are located.
The Corona virus has killed more than 28,000 people in Italy, and the suspension of “Siri A” activity since mid-March.
The Liga de la Liga met on Friday via video calling technology in the presence of the twenty clubs, ahead of their scheduled meeting on May 8 with the Italian Federation for the game, which is expected to be crucial.
But the government dashed any hope of an early return after it prevented group exercises from taking place before May 18, at the earliest.
With 12 stages remaining at the end of the league and UEFA recommending it in late August as the end of local championships, the road began to “get narrower and narrower” with regard to the resumption of matches, according to the sports minister. Vincenzo Spadafora on Wednesday.
The president of the Italian gaming federation, Gabriele Gravina, had confirmed that “he will never sign the end of the championships”, which, he said, would be “the death of Italian football”.
The Italian Football Association estimated Italian football losses at € 900 million from television rights, game tickets, sponsorships and marketing contracts.
