Clubs are continuing to push for more fans to be allowed in the stadium as infections and hospitalisations for Coronavirus in Italy continue to trend downwards.
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As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports (via MilanLive), the current aim is to obtain an increase in capacity from the government to 75% for the weekend after the international break, but there are plenty who are already aiming for a 100% allowance.
The Undersecretary of Health Andrea Costa said that the goal is to bring back the maximum capacity by the end of 2021, as he declared: “The green pass allows you to set the goal of maximum capacity at 100%, even for indoor sports. We must proceed with caution, respecting what are the safety rules. It is a fundamental element, not a secondary one.”
As per the report, an interesting idea has arisen in which hypothesis that the first experiment with a full stadium could be the Milan derby on 7 November. Of course there are other stages to pass through until we get to such a point, but it would certainly be a great and fitting spectacle for Italian football to have the showpiece game in front of a full crowd.
