Michael Kempter is positive about getting success with Zurich, despite coronavirus spread

In the starting days of 2020, the world had to face the worst outbreak of history i.e., Coronavirus Pandemic. Football wasn't any exception, and it also got hit at large scale, as the games around the globe suspended for a while because of the increased number of cases and deaths.

However, it seems things are getting normal again, though with specific security protocols in place to prevent the COVID-19 spread. Football is resuming in several countries that have eased up their certain restrictions.

According to a Swiss-Filipino Footballer from SFL's FC Zurich Michael Kempter, it is nothing but a new routine.

While giving an interview in a special episode of Crossover Podcast to a well-known journalist Cedelf Tupas, the young talent states that they have started the season this weekend, and they have resumed the league after the coronavirus. After getting on a break for two months, they are finally up and running again in Switzerland.

The 25-years-old youngster, who also belongs to Pasay City from the mother's side, revealed that life is getting normal again in his country, as it happened to be before. Plus, he added that training for a football game is not as simple as it used to be before.

So far, Swiss land has reported 31,555 coronavirus cases, out which 29100 has already been recovered. Also read Swiss Footballer Levan Kharabadze biography here. 

He keeps on adding that in Switzerland, the virus is not that much severe. It is getting better day by day. The country imposed a lockdown but not as much strict as in the Philippines, where they forced to stay at home. They were totally free, and they can visit supermarkets, go out for other things.

However, the ongoing COVID-19 situation has urged few pro athletes to voice against the resumption of the league unless some valid vaccine has finally discovered by scientists or researchers for the virus.

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