Vice President of the German Police Union Jong Radek spoke out negatively about the idea of \u200b\u200bresuming the Bundesliga season on May 9.

According to him, it will be impossible to control the entire process of the matches. In particular, there is a possibility that fans will gather near football stadiums.

" If what is happening at the stadium can be controlled, then fans can gather in the area nearby. If there is no order near the stadiums, then the police will have to intervene in the situation, " net.

On the eve of the head of the German football league Christian Seifert said that the clubs agreed to resume the season on May 9, if the authorities give permission for this.

Earlier it was reported that the Bundesliga matches after the restart will be held without spectators and with a limited number of staff.

Tournaments were suspended March 13 due to a coronavirus pandemic. After 25 rounds of the Bundesliga, “Bavaria” leads with 55 points. The second place is occupied by Borussia Dortmund (51), the third - Leipzig (50).

Note that on April 5, the Bundesliga clubs have already begun training at the bases, in particular, “Bavaria” was engaged in mini-groups.

Recall, on April 23, the UEFA Executive Committee asked the association to provide plans from playing out the season until May 27. As an alternative, the organization is ready to accept various abbreviated formats for the end of the season: in the form of playoffs or mini-tournaments.

If the championship has to be completed ahead of schedule, the participants of the next season's Eurocups will be determined by the sporting principle, that is, by the position in the standings according to the number of matches played. They also explained to UEFA who would not be allowed to enter Eurocups 2020/21..

The rest of the decisions of the UEFA Executive Committee after the meeting on April 23, UEFA announced new dates for the women's Euro 2021, the tournament was postponed until the summer of 2022. UEFA will immediately pay clubs € 70 million for players to participate in matches of national teams.