Champions League final has been postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 epidemic

The 2019-2020 Champions League final has been postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 epidemic, European football governing body Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) announced on Monday taken on reorganized dates.

The working group, created last week following the conference call between European football stakeholders, chaired by UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin, will analyze the options available," said UEFA in a communicated.

The group has already started its calendar review. Announcements will be made in due course. Fans from around the world can purchase Champion League Final Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

Champions League final has been postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 epidemic

The 2020 Men's Champions League final was to be played at Istanbul's Atatürk Stadium on May 30, with the Europa League final taking place in the Polish city of Gdansk three days earlier.

The final of the Women's Champions League was scheduled for May 24 in Vienna. Four of the return legs in the knockout stages of the Champions League, originally scheduled for March 17 and 18, have been delayed due to the coronavirus epidemic, as well as all return matches from the last eight League games Europa.

The best European leagues have all been postponed, while the European Championship 2020 has been postponed until next year. Four teams that have so far reached the quarter-finals of the Champions League are Atletico Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Atalanta, and RB Leipzig.

Elsewhere, La Liga and the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) announced Monday that professional football in Spain will remain suspended until further notice.

The meetings had been suspended for two weeks from March 12, but they should not be expected to start again this weekend, the crisis continuing to intensify. The Spanish government declared a state of alert on March 14 and intends to extend the foreclosure imposed on the population until at least April 11.

Meanwhile, former Italian captain Paolo Maldini has said on social media that he expects to recover "within a week" after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

Now, 51-year-old Maldini is a technical director of AC Milan, and his 18-year-old son Daniel, a young player on the team, had been isolated at home for two weeks.

"With this video, I wanted to thank everyone who expressed their love and concern for my health and that of my son on social media," Maldini said on Instagram on Monday.

We are fine - we should be able to get rid of this virus within a week. 

Thank you for your continued affection. In England, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, who became the first Premier League manager to test positive for COVID-19, said on Monday that he had fully recovered from the disease.

Speaking to Spanish TV station La Sexta, Arteta said: "It took me three or four days to start feeling better, with more energy, to leave the symptoms behind. I'm fine. now. I feel like I have recovered. "

Arsenal has already released a statement confirming that their players' return to training has been postponed.

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