The International Football Association (FIFA) officially expressed its opinion, on Wednesday, regarding the controversy over the refusal of European clubs, at the present time, England and Spain, to transfer players for the September match in which the 2022 World Cup qualifiers will be held in Qatar. . In a statement, President Gianni Infantino said he had asked Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, to establish a special quarantine regime for athletes called up by their national teams.
The anti-Covid-19 protocol is the main argument of the Premier League clubs, the company that organizes the Premier League, which issued a statement on Tuesday that athletes are not released to work in countries that are part of the “red list”. “With regard to the epidemic. The return of these players will require a mandatory quarantine of at least 10 days, which could embarrass the teams that donate them. Spanish La Liga players have taken the same position.
“With regard to the quarantine periods that must be adhered to by players returning to England from the red-listed countries, I have contacted Prime Minister Boris Johnson in writing to request, in particular, that they not be denied the opportunity to represent their countries in a match. Qualification for the World Cup, which is one One of the greatest honors for a professional player.. Infantino said I had proposed that the UK government adopt for the upcoming international periods a strategy similar to that applied to the Euro 2020 deadlines.
In an official statement, the FIFA president said the agreement was “of the utmost importance and urgency”. Infantino points out that many of the best players in the world play in Spain and England and that these countries also “have a responsibility to maintain and protect the sporting integrity of competitions around the world”.
Together, we have shown solidarity and unity in the fight against the coronavirus. So I ask the whole world to ensure that international players move into the next round of qualifying,” concluded the FIFA President.
Brazil and Argentina, like all South American countries, have been designated a “red zone” by the British government. This means that anyone entering England from these countries must comply with the quarantine.
If the British and Spanish national teams do not release their players, coach Tite may have 12 absences among those called up to face Chile, Argentina and Peru, between September 2 and 9. They are: Alisson, Fabinho, Roberto Firmino (Liverpool), Ederson, Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City), Thiago Silva (Chelsea), Fred (Manchester United), Richarlison (Everton), Ravenha (Leeds United), Casemiro, Eder Militao (Real Madrid) and now Matthews Cunha (announced Wednesday) by Atletico Madrid).
The Argentine team, which will face Brazil in Sao Paulo, may also have problems. Coach Lionel Scannulli has called up four players from England: Emiliano Martinez, Emiliano Buendia (Aston Villa), Christian Romero and Giovanni Lo Celso (Tottenham Hotspur). The Argentines will also face Bolivia and Venezuela in September.
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