Spain's Minister of Culture and Sports has confirmed the fans' presence in the stands in the final La Liga games of the season.
Barcelona, however, as well as the other top 4 clubs (Atletico Madrid, Real Madrid, Sevilla) won't have any supporters due to the ongoing limitations due to the Covid pandemic in their regions.
Thus, zero fans will attend Barca's final home game of the season, on May 16 against Celta Vigo.
Mallorca, Villarreal, Elche, Celta Vigo, Valencia and Levante are allowed to have a maximum of 5,000 home fans in the stands for the remaining games of the season.
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"We are living and going through difficult days and everyone has their needs. Unfortunately, I know that the number of hungry people has increased a lot due to the pandemic and I hope that this collaboration can alleviate things," Coutinho has told the media.
"I thank God very much for allowing me to collaborate with others through my training. I also thank all those who collaborated in any way so that this solidarity action was possible. The important thing is to help those less fortunate and needy."
As a reminder, Coutinho has been on the sidelines since December. The Brazilian is expected to miss the season's remainder as he has recently undergone another knee surgery.
Messi helps acquire 50,000 Covid vaccines for South American players
Leo Messi has donated three signed jerseys to help obtain 50,000 COVID-19 vaccines for South American players.
This kind gesture is part of the deal with the Chinese pharmaceutical company Sinovac, as per the Guardian.
Some of the vaccines are going to travel to Argentina's 26 first-divisions teams. The idea is to vaccinate as many players as possible ahead of the Copa America tournament which is set to take place between June 13 and July 10.
