No handshakes; no mascots; no child escorts and no team photos either before the start of a match: Is this even a football match we are talking about?
But yes, these guidelines are for Germany’s Bundesliga which started again last week after a break of over 60 days caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic which made the world go on a half-time break.
Few days ago, German club Hertha Berlin suspended its Ivorian forward Salomon Kalou for flouting the guidelines. The forward posted a video on social media in which he was seen shaking hands, clapping, fist-bumping with
But yes, these guidelines are for Germany’s Bundesliga which started again last week after a break of over 60 days caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic which made the world go on a half-time break.
Few days ago, German club Hertha Berlin suspended its Ivorian forward Salomon Kalou for flouting the guidelines. The forward posted a video on social media in which he was seen shaking hands, clapping, fist-bumping with