As the Bundesliga prepares to return next month, former Milan goalkeeper Jens Lehmann believes it should with some fans in attendance.
German football has been halted since March 13, but the country began easing its coronavirus restrictions on Monday, with smaller shops the first to reopen.
Although large-scale gatherings have been banned until September, the Bundesliga is set to announce it will resume behind closed doors next month.
However, Lehmann has gone one step further, claiming there is no reason Bundesliga clubs cannot let in limited numbers of supporters.
“Why can't 20,000 people enter a stadium like the Allianz Arena, where the capacity is 70,000?” asked the ex-Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund shot-stopper.
“A distance of 10 meters would be enough to avoid spread of the virus. The fans would have no contact with each other.”
German football has been halted since March 13, but the country began easing its coronavirus restrictions on Monday, with smaller shops the first to reopen.
Although large-scale gatherings have been banned until September, the Bundesliga is set to announce it will resume behind closed doors next month.
However, Lehmann has gone one step further, claiming there is no reason Bundesliga clubs cannot let in limited numbers of supporters.
“Why can't 20,000 people enter a stadium like the Allianz Arena, where the capacity is 70,000?” asked the ex-Arsenal and Borussia Dortmund shot-stopper.
“A distance of 10 meters would be enough to avoid spread of the virus. The fans would have no contact with each other.”
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