
Bundesliga given go ahead to return in mid-May following coronavirus outbreak
German chancellor Angela Merkel has announced that Bundesliga football can return to action “in the second half of May”.
German chancellor Angela Merkel has announced that Bundesliga football can return to action “in the second half of May”.
The Bundesliga faced fresh uncertainty over its resumption on Thursday after the German government delayed a decision on when football can return.
Borussia Dortmund chief executive Hans-Joachim Watzke claimed the Bundesliga “will go under” if the season does not resume in the next few months.
Bundesliga CEO Christian Seifert has said that the league will be ready to return to competitive action as early as May 9, although government approval will be required before an official decision is made.
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