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Serie A teams have returned to training, awaiting the resumption of the championship, as many clubs have reported footballers affected by the coronavirus, including names like Albanians Rey Manaj and Marco Molla.
Such a situation has not called into question the development of the championship matches, but the same can not be said for the Italian Super Cup between Inter and Juventus, scheduled for January 12 at the “San Siro”.
The media in Italy are convinced that this confrontation will not take place on January 12, as both clubs have filed a request to postpone the match by at least two months and play it in the spring, when the number of infections has decreased.
With the current situation no more fans are allowed than half the capacity of the stadium and this would cause dissatisfaction among the sponsors, but would also reduce the revenue for the clubs.
The decision to postpone the match is expected to be made in the next few hours and is likely to be played in May, but much will also depend on the performance of the two clubs in the Champions League.
Such news undoubtedly satisfies the coach of Inter, Simone Inzaghi, as the Zikaltri is waiting for a busy calendar, with many direct confrontations, towards one less match, it means a lot for the management of energies./Super Sport /
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