Gareth Bell, who plays for Real Madrid, the Spanish football league's La Liga team, believes that the league should not be rushed into restarting and every action should be taken to avoid the coronavirus epidemic. Bell, who plays for the Wales national team, told British broadcaster BT Sports, "Everyone wants to play football. But it's important to keep everyone safe, so we don't want to hurry back."

"We need to ensure the safety of everyone, so that we can stop the second wave of coronavirus," he said. Earlier, La Liga president Xavier Tebas made it clear that canceling the league's 2019-20 is not an option and that they are considering various options after the Coronavirus situation improves. Due to Coronavirus, the football industry in Spain has been affected more than other areas and its next step will depend on the health authorities.

Tebas told reporters via digital media, "Canceling the season is not an option. But we are considering several options, such as what if we play it without an audience and if it doesn't match What will happen then? " He had said, "We have to look at all the possibilities, but we are not working in the direction where the season cannot be completed."

According to Tebas, "We want to ensure that if players start practicing again, they are provided with the best health conditions and we want to reduce the economic risk as well. It is a health epidemic, but It is also an economic epidemic.

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