The Italian FA are on the verge of deciding if they should be suspending the Serie A for the forseeable future in light of recent events.
This is the official statement from Italian FA chief, Gravina. “I do not know, the news is still too fresh. It is a reflection to be made. Now we must reflect for a moment and coordinate: it is a problem of public order and as such should be managed, whether we’ll be playing or not. I am worried about this surreal climate. I’m not a psychologist, but some players were super nervous, it was all evident at San Siro. Now I reflect, because what happened outside is too serious. What happened is very bad. In the field I saw players that were too nervous. The referee will write what happened, if he has made some mistakes he will be evaluated too.”
The incident took place during the Inter Milan versus Napoli clash when a fan was murdered due to football-passion violence. This is not the first time such an incident has taken place in Italy and the situation got worse after Napoli defender Koulibaly was greeted to racist chants during the match.
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