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Partnership announced Italian soccer league Thursday will be subject to the authorities’ decision to cancel sports competitions this season, apparently as a sign of government appeasement.
Clubs and sports authorities have repeatedly insisted on ending the league, but the Minister of Sports Vincenzo Spadafora On Wednesday, he warned that the road was starting (getting narrower) with regard to the resumption of league games, and advised officials (of Calcio) that they consider it a priority to think about the next season.
“If it is possible to resume the league respecting health standards and protocols, this is good, otherwise we will strictly adhere, as we have always done, to government decisions,” said the president of the association, Paulo Dale Pineau, in a statement.
The association will meet tomorrow Friday, at the General Assembly, where the issue of the probability of the season continuing.
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He added: (Like all Italians, we want to go back to work and live our lives as quickly as possible. It is normal for first-class clubs to want to return to football, it would not be natural to say otherwise. Everyone who has a job They want to continue doing so, assuring the government of their desire to carry out a “constructive dialogue” in this regard.
The president of the Italian Federation for the game, Gabriel Gravina, confirmed on Wednesday that he will not (he will never sign the end of the championships), which, according to him, will be the death of Italian football.
Gravina estimated the losses of the soccer sector at 700 or 800 million euros in the event of a permanent interruption of the league.
The French government announced this week the final cessation of official sports competitions, including the first division of football, to follow in the footsteps of the Dutch authorities.
And he stopped the Italian championship last March 9 due to the outbreak of the new Corona virus, which until now has caused the death of 28 thousand people in the country, and will not allow the resumption of team sports training before May 18 (in The best case).
According to a survey carried out by the agency (IGI), every two or three Italians refuse to return to soccer competitions due to the country’s state of health.
Footballers have not escaped the epidemic, and according to the Italian press, Juventus international striker Paulo Dybala maintains the effects of the virus on his body for approximately 40 days after he has undergone a positive test, such as his girlfriend Oriana Sabatini.
“We had some symptoms, not very strong, but I am a little more than Oriana. My symptoms lasted longer, but I was always calm,” Querriere della Sera said.
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