In particular, Karayiannis said that as a first step training could begin provided that it takes place in open spaces and there is no physical contact, explaining that footballers should keep a distance between them, until conditions are safer.

At a first phase, tackling and physical contact would be dangerous, he noted.

Karayiannis added that footballers could change at the stands which are open spaces and could have showers either at home or in turn at the locker rooms.

According to the expert, a second phase, could mean the possibility of “allowing physical contact provided there is no longer a virus transmission problem.”

In that case, championship matches could start in the beginning of June, but would initially have to take place behind closed doors, he concluded.

Source: CNA

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