Serie A is following suit: the status of Europe's football leagues

In Belgium and Scotland - as in France and the Netherlands - the season has now been finally canceled. An overview of Europe's football leagues. The status in the top leagues England: Since May 19th, Premier League teams have been allowed to train in small groups again - but without physical contact. According to media reports, the restart of the English top league could be delayed by another week until June 19th. Several professionals express safety concerns. National player Danny Rose criticized in the podcast “The Lockdown Tactics” that the professionals were being treated “like guinea pigs or lab rats” in order to provide entertainment during the coronavirus pandemic. In 748 tests on Sunday and Monday, there were six people who tested positive for Corona. Italy: After much back and forth, the Italian government has given the Serie A clubs permission for group training. The FIGC football association spoke of a “decisive step towards the restart of football in Italy”. The date for the restart of Serie A will be decided at a meeting on May 28th. However, the season cannot continue until June 14th at the earliest. In the future, the entire team in the league will have to be quarantined for 14 days if a player tests positive for the virus. Spain: Since May 18th, the Primera División teams have been allowed to train again in groups of ten. According to La Liga's plans, the restart should take place on June 12th under strict security conditions and in front of empty stands. If the season is canceled, the current standings will decide whether to participate in the Champions and Europa League. Canceled leagues France: Ligue 1 was the first of the top leagues to end the season on April 30th. Paris Saint-Germain, coached by Thomas Tuchel, was declared champions. The financial damage from the demolition is estimated at a total of 700 million euros. Scotland : The Scottish Premier League announced an early end to the season on May 18th. Celtic Glasgow are champions for the ninth time in a row ahead of city rivals Glasgow Rangers. Heart of Midlothian with its German coach Daniel Stendel is relegated. Netherlands: The season in the Dutch Eredivisie has ended early. There are neither promotions nor relegations and there is no title holder. Belgium: The season will not be played to the end in neighboring Belgium either. FC Brugge were declared champions - for the 16th time in the club's history. More leagues In Estonia's In the first football league, the ball has been rolling again since May 19th after a two-month break. All players, coaches, referees and sports directors were tested for Covid-19 - around 350 tests were negative, according to the association. In Czechia the first encounter is planned for May 23rd, Hungary starts the cup semi-finals on the same day, the championship resumes on May 30th. The Polish Ekstraklasa starts on May 29th. in the Ukraine The ball should start rolling from May 30th. The restart in Austria is planned from June 2nd, before that the cup final will be played on May 29th. In the Switzerland The professional clubs want to decide on May 29th whether to continue. The earliest start of the game is June 18th. Denmark starts on May 28th with a catch-up game, after which the champion will be determined. In Sweden The new season is scheduled to begin on June 14th – even with an audience Norway on June 16th. The end of May should also be in Croatia and Serbia the ball rolls again. During the month of June they are planning Slovakia , Portugal , Romania , the Turkey , Greece and Russia the restart, but in some cases approval from the authorities is still necessary.

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Serie A is following suit: the status of Europe's football leagues

The Bundesliga has made a start and was the first of the major football leagues to continue its season, which was interrupted due to the corona pandemic. The ball will roll again in other countries in the future.

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