ROME (Reuters) - Attempts to restart Italy's Serie A remained on hold on Thursday after the government said it was still examining the football federation's (FIGC) medical guidelines which are seen as the stumbling block to a resumption of the season.
Serie A teams have been allowed to start practice this week but only with players training individually and respecting social distancing. Full team practice is due to begin on May 18, but only if the medical protocol is approved.
"I hope that the problems have been solved and that, on the 18th, they can resume team training, not only of football but also of all the other sports disciplines."
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