Coronavirus: Serie A will return 'one step at a time' – Spadafora

Italy's clergyman for sport Vincenzo Spadafora said the Serie A season will return "with extra special care" following the coronavirus flare-up.

Serie A has been delayed since March because of the COVID-19 emergency, however most groups came back to singular preparing this week.

Spadafora has recently emphasized that group preparing won't continue before May 18, notwithstanding the legislature permitting players to come back to club offices.

With Germany's Bundesliga set to restart its 2019-20 crusade on May 16, Spadafora said in a Facebook video on Saturday: We will quickly become familiar with the decision of the logical panel on the [Italian Football Federation] FIGC's clinical convention.

We are additionally prepared to propose rules to the board of trustees for instructional meetings including all group activities and rules to open up offices, including rec centers, pools and ballrooms, that will permit every one of the individuals who work in game to continue their exercises.

At last, we are additionally working with the Ministry for Education, for Equal Opportunities and Families to revive donning offices, so we can ensure a late spring of game for the most youthful individuals from our general public.

Along these lines, slowly and carefully, game will return. It'll be more grounded than any time in recent memory.

Protecting bosses Juventus were a point away from Lazio through 26 matches at the hour of delay in March.

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