BUNDESLIGA WEIRD PROTOCOL IF THEY CONTINUED LEAGUE THIS SEASON.
According to "Der Spiegel", there is a protocol that shows the keys that will mark the return of the competition, although it is not yet official.
Germany will kick off the return of football. The Bundesliga will return and for that, it has activated an action protocol to prevent any positive or outbreak of the disease. With permission from the health authorities and the German government, the rectors of the championship consider that the Bundesliga will be held again, behind closed doors, and that it will have an important aspect to value: the championship will not stop again if there is any positive case in a club. This is revealed by the protocol of the German league, revealed by the publication "Der Spiegel", although it is not yet an official announcement.
That report published by "Der Spiegel" asks " what will happen if a player, once footballer has restarted, tests positive for coronavirus?" The answer is that if there is a positive, the player in question will be isolated and you can continue playing. The protocol to be followed in this type of case indicates that if there is a positive, the tournament will not be suspended again. The player will be isolated and play will continue as normal as the current situation allows.
The protocol states that the player's name will not be given, so the footballer's identity will remain anonymous. Then they will proceed to their immediate isolation, then they will proceed to reassure the environment, warning the relatives of the symptoms that the player, member of the coaching staff or employee of the affected club may have. If the affected person had no symptoms, he would be in quarantine for two weeks. If you had symptoms, you would be isolated for up to four days after you stopped having them.
Germany will kick off the return of football. The Bundesliga will return and for that, it has activated an action protocol to prevent any positive or outbreak of the disease. With permission from the health authorities and the German government, the rectors of the championship consider that the Bundesliga will be held again, behind closed doors, and that it will have an important aspect to value: the championship will not stop again if there is any positive case in a club. This is revealed by the protocol of the German league, revealed by the publication "Der Spiegel", although it is not yet an official announcement.
That report published by "Der Spiegel" asks " what will happen if a player, once footballer has restarted, tests positive for coronavirus?" The answer is that if there is a positive, the player in question will be isolated and you can continue playing. The protocol to be followed in this type of case indicates that if there is a positive, the tournament will not be suspended again. The player will be isolated and play will continue as normal as the current situation allows.
The protocol states that the player's name will not be given, so the footballer's identity will remain anonymous. Then they will proceed to their immediate isolation, then they will proceed to reassure the environment, warning the relatives of the symptoms that the player, member of the coaching staff or employee of the affected club may have. If the affected person had no symptoms, he would be in quarantine for two weeks. If you had symptoms, you would be isolated for up to four days after you stopped having them.
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