Uefa call crisis meeting in five days to discuss coronavirus
According to various sources, UEFA has indeed called a crisis meeting in five days to discuss the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on European football.
The meeting, scheduled for March 17, will bring together representatives from UEFA's 55 member associations, as well as other stakeholders, to discuss the current situation and potential measures to mitigate the effects of the pandemic.
The agenda is expected to include discussions on:
- Postponing or canceling upcoming international matches and tournaments, including the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.
- Implementing safety protocols for players, coaches, and staff to minimize the risk of infection.
- Considering alternative formats for competitions, such as behind-closed-doors matches or video conferencing.
- Providing support to member associations and clubs affected by the outbreak.
The meeting will be crucial in determining the future of European football, as the situation continues to evolve rapidly.