The Lega Serie A and the Italian Sports Medical Federation pass on the medical protocol for the resumptions of matches to the FIGC, who will evaluate and send to the Government by May 28.
Corriere della Sera claims the FIGC will study an initial protocol, different from the group training protocol, made by FMSI and the Lega, before delivering it to the Government by Thursday next week.
The Lega Serie A and the Italian Sports Medical Federation pass on the medical protocol for the resumptions of matches to the FIGC, who will evaluate and send to the Government by May 28.
Corriere della Sera claims the FIGC will study an initial protocol, different from the group training protocol, made by FMSI and the Lega, before delivering it to the Government by Thursday next week.
Compared to the protocol for group training, this one provides a greater frequency of examination and quarantine times which can be modified in line with the evolution of the pandemic.
The FIGC President Gabriele Gravina pushes for the resumption of Serie C too, but the clubs seem sceptical to the hypothesis of concluding the campaign, according to another report by La Gazzetta dello Sport.