Serie A stars to go back to training in 'phase two' of response to coronavirus pandemic

number of coronavirus deaths in Italy have reduced over last couple of weeks. However, Italian government is proceeding with caution as y extended coronavirus lockdown until May 3, 2020. Italian Sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora said he is hopeful to see Serie A return next month due to reduction in coronavirus deaths in Italy. 

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Italian Sports Minister hopes to see Serie A players resume training on May 4

In a recent interview with Football Italia, Italian Sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora said he is hopeful to see Serie A teams return to training on May 4. government official was quoted as saying “' next few weeks will be fundamental to understand evolution of healthcare situation and how, if and when we can get back to playing sport at all level.  We hope to confirm May 4 date for a return to training as soon as possible. I hope we can keep to that date, even if it is only for training behind closed doors. At this moment, our only concern must be health and safety of general population.”

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Italian Sports minister furr added ”If this season does t come to a natural conclusion, next will be ruined as well, because matter would end up in courts and tribunals. I hope pitch decides who wins, who loses, who goes to Heaven and who into Hell.”

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