Despite the present Covid-19 pandemic, the postponed Euro 2020 will still take place in 12 cities across the continent.
A member of European football governing body UEFA executive committee said the goal was to stick with the 12-city plan.
“The goal remains to be able to hold onto the mode of the event,” Rainer Koch, a vice president in the German federation (DFB) told reporters.
He also said that it was too early for “final statements” but showed confidence in the vaccines whose effect “will be much stronger in a couple of weeks”.
Euro 2020 is scheduled to take place between June 11 and July 11, 2021 after it was pushed back by one year.