The FIGC has announced that all football in Italy, including Serie A, will remain suspended until June 14.
Team training for Serie A clubs resumed today and the league had hoped to start fulfilling fixtures again on June 13.
However, the FIGC announced in a statement this evening that it had aligned with a decree signed by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte suspending all sporting events and competitions until a day later.
The FIGC has announced that all football in Italy, including Serie A, will remain suspended until June 14.
Team training for Serie A clubs resumed today and the league had hoped to start fulfilling fixtures again on June 13.
However, the FIGC announced in a statement this evening that it had aligned with a decree signed by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte suspending all sporting events and competitions until a day later.
That means the top flight will not be able to resume until June 15 at the earliest.