In 'weird' times, Freiburg's Schmid prepares for Bundesliga restart
The HinduFreiburg midfielder Jonathan Schmid said he is “not at all” afraid to return to the pitch but acknowledges that a second wave of coronavirus infections would put paid to German football's plans to complete its interrupted season. We'll be ready when it resumes.” The German Football League wants to restart matches in empty stadiums from May 16, providing it gets the final green light from Chancellor Angela Merkel's government. But it's also important to get back on track for the economic survival of the clubs.” Despite having two children, Schmid said he was not worried about the possibility of infection. That's the advantage for us, we're being followed.” Most German clubs resumed training on April 7 but put in place stringent social distancing measures.
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