Soccer-Some players influenced by conspiracy theories on vaccines, says Southgate


  • Football
  • Saturday, 09 Oct 2021

FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - World Cup - UEFA Qualifiers - England Training - Burton upon Trent, Britain - October 5, 2021 England manager Gareth Southgate during training Action Images via Reuters/Carl Recine

(Reuters) - Some soccer players are not vaccinated against COVID-19 because their opinions could be swayed by conspiracy theories on social media, England coach Gareth Southgate said.

British media reported last month only seven of England's 20 Premier League clubs have squads where more than 50% of players are vaccinated.

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