Irene Lozano spoke on Cadena SER's Lar El Larguero ’program about the possibility that has been discussed in recent days that there might be some audience in the stands in the return of the League. The CSD president assured in this regard that “I would say that it is impossible for there to be fans in the stadiums in the first two days. The integrity of the competition must be respected. We must clarify this: you cannot go to the stadiums yet ”.
And he insisted that “it is important not to create confusion. The hypothesis in which we have worked is of the closed door return. If exceptionally another option could be given, it will be seen ”.
Lozano responded to the president of Las Palmas, Miguel Ángel Ramírez, the first to promote that there would be an audience the first weekend. “A competition is made between many people, it is important that everyone collaborate. If everyone comes up inventing what their competition and rules are like, the product is not good, ”he said. “It is a bit strange to me that after the effort we have made to match what was out of step, now suddenly in the last 100 meters we come to unbalance,” he added.
And he said “When I can attend public stadiums, we will have to work on what percentage of fans will be able to attend.”
Another issue that came up in the interview was the cancellation of the First Iberdrola. “If we have rushed suspending it? It is a decision that we have not made. Each Federation has made decisions at difficult times. I respect all of them even when I don't share them ”.
The CSD president explained something about the meeting held on Tuesday with Carvajal, Piqué, Koke and Illarramendi. “Fernando Simón was at the meeting and they have asked him many health questions. They have also asked about the fans in stadiums, they know that it is very important.”
He noted that “the most chatty person has perhaps been Piqué. Why Real Madrid, Barça, Atlético and Real Sociedad players for the meeting? The truth has been quite random. The idea was that it was a representation of LaLiga ”.