“Restarting match activity must be preceded by a two-week quarantine, where appropriate in the form of a training camp.”
Politicians believe resuming matches in the first and second divisions to “limit the economic damage” for the 36 clubs is “acceptable”, the document showed.
Teams returned to training on April 6 although sessions have followed stringent social distancing rules and players are not allowed to change at training grounds.The football league has long urged restarting play, which it says is vital for a sector that employs 56,000 people in Germany. Health Minister Jens Spahn has argued that the testing regime “makes sense and can serve as an example for other forms of professional sport,” although he warned, “it has to be lived up to”.
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