The Superior Council of Sport, La Liga and the Spanish football federation have reached an agreement to return training to professional football, (…) even if this decision remains conditioned by the evolution of the COVID pandemic -19 and to the decisions adopted by the Minister of Health, affirmed the Superior Council of Sport in its press release. Liga clubs will return training when sanitary conditions allow, and by following strict health protocols, it is also stated.
According to the Spanish press, La Liga, the organization that manages professional football in Spain, has already outlined a return to training protocol, which includes, among other measures, protection from screening tests and a progression of training. individual towards a collective session.
Bringing the season to a close
LaLiga and the Spanish federation agree on their desire to want to bring the 2019-2020 season to a close. At a press conference reserved for the international media on April 7, Javier Tebas, the president of LaLiga, said that his wish was to resume competition on May 28-29, June 6-7 or June 28.
On Saturday, the three actors (the federation, LaLiga and the CSD) met at the initiative of the government body to resume dialogue, and reached this agreement after more than eight hours of meeting, according to the Spanish press. It was also decided during this meeting to donate a share of the income generated by television football rights to the rescue of other sports. In addition, the presidents of LaLiga and the federation have pledged to create a contingency fund of ten million euros to help vulnerable athletes, and invite other entities such as the football union AFE to participate, the statement said.
With 20,852 people died and 200,210 people reached according to the latest figures sent on Monday by health authorities, Spain is one of the countries most affected in the world by the pandemic of new coronavirus.
(dpa)
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