English soccer captain Harry Caen confirmed Sunday that he supports canceling the Premier League season if it is impossible to complete it by the end of next June due to the Corona pandemic.
The English Premier League has suspended football until April 30, and the layoff will likely be extended in the next few days.
There is no idea on the horizon whether the football championship wheel will return to spin again or the date of its resumption, but the postponement of the European Cup finals, which was scheduled this summer until next year, opens the doors for completing the competitions until after next June.
However, Tottenham Hotline's top scorer does not want the English Premier League leaders to decide to continue this season until after June or until the start of the 2020-2021 season next August, as was suggested by some of the game's officials in England.
"I know that English Premier League officials will do everything they can to end the season, and they are looking at every possible option," said Caen in a direct Instagram conversation with former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Jimmy Redknapp.
"I think, for me, we need to try to end the season, but I don't see much benefit in playing in July or August and delaying the start of next season. But of course, I don't know much about the scenes and material matters."
"Maybe the maximum for me is the end of June. If the season is not completed by the end of June, we have to look at options and look forward to the next season," said the 26-year-old.
It is possible that the Premier League matches will be played without an audience in an attempt to complete the season once the complete isolation currently applied in Britain ends.
Caen explained that he does not believe that the delay in finishing the current season will help anyone, especially if this will delay the start of the next season. But this is just my opinion. "
"Football is secondary at the moment. I know there are still many plans to put in place, and I'm sure everyone is trying to do that. Things are not in my hands, I can't do anything personally, so in my view we just have to wait." We are seeing what will happen. We hope this will be clear as soon as possible, and we can try to return to normal. "
The English Premier League has suspended football until April 30, and the layoff will likely be extended in the next few days.
There is no idea on the horizon whether the football championship wheel will return to spin again or the date of its resumption, but the postponement of the European Cup finals, which was scheduled this summer until next year, opens the doors for completing the competitions until after next June.
However, Tottenham Hotline's top scorer does not want the English Premier League leaders to decide to continue this season until after June or until the start of the 2020-2021 season next August, as was suggested by some of the game's officials in England.
"I know that English Premier League officials will do everything they can to end the season, and they are looking at every possible option," said Caen in a direct Instagram conversation with former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Jimmy Redknapp.
"I think, for me, we need to try to end the season, but I don't see much benefit in playing in July or August and delaying the start of next season. But of course, I don't know much about the scenes and material matters."
"Maybe the maximum for me is the end of June. If the season is not completed by the end of June, we have to look at options and look forward to the next season," said the 26-year-old.
It is possible that the Premier League matches will be played without an audience in an attempt to complete the season once the complete isolation currently applied in Britain ends.
Caen explained that he does not believe that the delay in finishing the current season will help anyone, especially if this will delay the start of the next season. But this is just my opinion. "
"Football is secondary at the moment. I know there are still many plans to put in place, and I'm sure everyone is trying to do that. Things are not in my hands, I can't do anything personally, so in my view we just have to wait." We are seeing what will happen. We hope this will be clear as soon as possible, and we can try to return to normal. "
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