V.League expected to return in early June; Fiorentina players and coaching staff infected with Covid-19

V.League expected to return in the first week of June

VPF has not announced the expected match schedule of V.League, but it can be predicted that round 3 of this playground will almost certainly return in the first week of June.

Most likely, VPF will have to implement a plan to shorten V.League 2020.

Specifically, V.League can start again on Saturday and Sunday in the first week of June, that is, on June 6 and 7. According to the old schedule of round 3 of V.League, which was supposed to take place last March, this round of matches took place in 3 days.

If the new match schedule is arranged similarly based on the old schedule and ensuring television coverage, some of the first matches of round 3 can also start from Friday, June 5, and then continue on June 6 and June 7.

Dang Van Lam was not liquidated during the Covid-19 pandemic

Dang Van Lam faces an uncertain future in the Thai League as his colleague from the bench is playing very well. In case the goalkeeper of the Vietnamese national team is sold, things could be worse because he will almost have to start from scratch.

Dang Van Lam was once on the list of players that needed to be liquidated by Muangthong United.

However, the latest information is that goalkeeper Dang Van Lam may not be sold by Muangthong United Club, at least until September, when the Thai League 2020 returns after the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.

New Covid-19 outbreak appears in Fiorentina

Fiorentina has just announced that 3 players and coaching staff members have tested positive for Covid-19. This is truly shocking news in the context of some Serie A clubs preparing to return to training.

The Italian government has relaxed social distancing regulations, so fans have reason to believe that this season's Serie A will be completed.

Despite a series of new Covid-19 infections, Fiorentina will still train as planned. Previously, in March, Fiorentina also had 3 players test positive for Covid-19: Patrick Cutrone, German Pezzella and Dusan Vlahovic.

Bundesliga 2019/20 returns: Referees, a difficult problem

Refereeing is a special profession and for football officials, referees are more difficult to control than players or coaches.

According to Kicker, the current difficult problem in the Bundesliga is that no referee has been tested.

As referees are tested in preparation for the return of the season, if any referee tests positive for Covid-19, he or she will be quarantined for at least 14 days as per regulations. This leads to the risk of not ensuring the number of referees to officiate matches in the Bundesliga, which was announced to restart on May 15.