Bundesligla does not return to the expected date, this is the last decision

The postponement of security measures by the German government and the ban on major events by the end of August forces the leaders of Fedrata and League instead to review the previously set target.

After Chancellor Angela Merkel's conversation with the 16-bed guerrillas, the governor of Bavari, Markus Soder, was classical in his statement, saying that “Bundezliga is not a problem and that it has higher priorities than football”.

The suspended since March 11th, German football was expected to resume at the beginning of May, since even teams have been returning to training with security measures. But government austerity measures are not the only obstacle. An important problem that requires quick solutions involves television rights.

Bundesligla and Bundesligla Clubs 2, totaling 36, are still awaiting the latest tranche from television rights. “SKY Sport” should have paid for it since April 10th 300m euros, but everything has been cut off because of the Coronavirus created situation. According to “Kicker”, lack of this money seriously jeopardises the bankruptcy of dozens of teams, four of which in Bundesliga. Standing in what the prestigious magazines report, the parties are on trial as part of that amount is expected to be paid by the television platform by May 2nd.