From Alisson to Firmino: Brazil would lose 9 stars if the Premier does not yield to its players
The England League will not cede its players to countries on "red alert" for the coronavirus and the whole of Tité is the most affected by this measure in South America.
The clubs of England refuse to yield to the footballers selected by those countries that are on "red alert" for the coronavirus pandemic, including Argentina and the rest of South America, for the window of international meetings in September, he confirmed this Tuesday the Premier League in a statement. Brazil is undoubtedly the most affected by this measure.
The squad led by Tité will not be able to count on: Alisson, Fabinho and Roberto Firmino (Liverpool), Ederson, Fred and Gabriel Jesús (Manchester City), Thiago Silva (Chelsea) and Ricarlison (Everton). All were within the convocation of the verdeamarela. Brazil must visit Chile, then receive Argentina and finally close the triple date against Peru, also at home.
"The clubs have unanimously decided today not to release players for the international matches to be played in the countries on the red list next month. The decision will apply to almost 60 players from 19 teams who should travel to 26 countries of the red list in the international window of September", informed the Premier.
For clubs, the ten days of mandatory quarantine must be added to the time required for each player to regain physical form to face the matches. The clubs also discussed their dissatisfaction with FIFA's decision to extend Conmebol's international window for two days in September and October from nine to 11 days, since in both cases two qualifying dates will be recovered that were timely suspended for the pandemic.
