Italian FA Hopes for Coronavirus Testing for Players, Serie A Clubs Return to Training in May

Rome: Italy's football organization trusts that players can be tried for the new coronavirus toward the beginning of May to get ready for the season to restart, its leader Gabriele Gravina has said. 

Serie A has been suspended since March 9 in light of the coronavirus episode and it is as yet not satisfactory when, or if, the season can continue. 

Italy has been one of the nations hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, with 19,899 passings and 156,363 formally affirmed cases. Players at various clubs have been contaminated. 

There are as yet 12 rounds of matches to be played, in addition to a few extraordinary installations. 

Gravina revealed to Sky Sport Italia that he was as yet decided for the season to be finished regardless of to what extent it took. 

When the conditions are correct, we'll finish the title, he said. 

Before long, there will be a gathering, we will build up the methodology which we will at that point convey. We will begin, I trust, toward the start of the month (May) with tests to guarantee that players are negative and the preparation can follow. 

Will we play through the mid year? We don't have a cutoff time yet the thought is to complete the titles. 

A few clubs have restricted continuing with the title including Brescia, who have undermined not to take the field.ROME (Reuters) - Italy's football organization trusts that players can be tried for the new coronavirus toward the beginning of May to get ready for the season to restart, its leader Gabriele Gravina has said. 

Serie A has been suspended since March 9 as a result of the coronavirus episode and it is as yet not satisfactory when, or if, the season can continue. 

Italy has been one of the nations hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, with 19,899 passings and 156,363 formally affirmed cases. Players at various clubs have been contaminated. 

There are as yet 12 rounds of matches to be played, in addition to a few exceptional installations. 

Gravina disclosed to Sky Sport Italia that he was as yet decided for the season to be finished regardless of to what extent it took. 

When the conditions are correct, we'll finish the title, he said. 

Before long, there will be a gathering, we will set up the strategy which we will at that point convey. We will begin, I trust, toward the start of the month (May) with tests to guarantee that players are negative and the preparation can follow. 

Will we play through the late spring? We don't have a cutoff time yet the thought is to complete the titles. 

A few clubs have contradicted continuing with the title including Brescia, who have compromised not to take the field.

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