Gary Neville calls out Premier League for prioritising money over player safety amid Coronavirus pandemic 'How many footballers have to die?' -

Chief association legend, Gary Neville, has gotten out the class' specialists over designs to restart football in June in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic that has slaughtered thousands in Britain and murdered near 300,000 around the world.

Football is as of now at a stop worldwide because of the spread of coronavirus, while France, Belgium and Germany have dropped their football seasons.

The proposed timetable for the chief class to return would see clubs back in full preparing by May 18, however Neville says that the budgetary part of football is driving towards rushed choices of the game's arrival

As indicated by Neville, association supervisors are organizing bringing in cash over lives as Engalnd plans to join Germany and start preparing .

"The FIFA clinical official said that football ought not occur before September. I think on the off chance that it was a non-monetary choice there would be no football for a considerable length of time," Neville said on Sky Sports' The Football Show.

"Individuals are currently evaluating hazard. What number of individuals need to kick the bucket playing football in the Premier League before it gets unpalatable? One? One player? One individual from staff goes into escalated care? What hazard do we need to take? The conversation is simply financial."

On the off chance that clubs back in full preparing by May 18, matches will probably must be played away from public scrutiny at first with players and staff experiencing broad testing.

"There will be individuals who will see it as a hazard factor," he included. "Players themselves will need to proceed to play. Players at the lower levels will need to go play and 1,400 players are out of agreement. '' Neville proceeded

"Clubs have immense interest in this season. Consider what's in question for Leeds, it's completely gigantic. There are large prizes available to all. There's immense financial misfortune. It mists individuals' brains as far as the hazard that they're willing to take.

"There are a few players with conditions that could be more in danger of coronavirus than others and that is something that should be surveyed.

"In the event that wellbeing starts things out, there is just a single result as of now in time. What number of players have asthma? What number of players have diabetes? Have they surveyed these things and would they say they will put those individuals in danger?

"On the off chance that they are, we'll all turn up and commentate on those matches. Fingers crossed, each day we'll not have an episode which would be one of our players or an individual from staff becoming sick."