Forced vaccine in Italy causes problems: Fights in neutral terrain at risk

The risk is still minimal, but it exists and it is good to consider because the effects from a sports standpoint can be enormous.

The task of vaccination for professional athletes, imposed by the Italian government, can in fact have significant consequences in the Inter and Juventis matches in the League Champions and Europe League for Naples and Lazio.

Since a similar decision has not been made at the moment by all European countries, technically the team coming to play in Italy must demonstrate that they have vaccinated all players, who otherwise could not get out in the field.

A Issue That Made U n The EFA was worried and that, at least on paper, it could convince the most important European organisation that domestic matches in the Italian team's Champions and Europe League played in a neutral field. Of course, in a country where football players are not forced to vaccinate.

A real case that U. EFA is carefully studying and praising it, perhaps waiting for a special exception to foreign club players to come from Italy. Of course, the case will not affect even Liverpool, the opponent of the Inter at 1/8 of the League Champions, nor Willarreal to challenge Juvenus. But on February 16th, when Klopp's redsight stops in Milan, it will certainly be better understood whether the Italian government's election affected the European future of the Inzagh zitters. And a week later the same discussion will apply to Naples (at home against Barcelona) and Lazio (at Olympia v. Porto) in Europe League.

In short, without an ad hoc intervention from Italy, or an obligation <x0-waypeal” inoculation from England, Spain and Portugal, the possibility that UEFA will take a drastic mass and very harmful things exist.