UEFA are considering making a last minute move for the Champions League final for 2023, MySportDab reports.
The final match is expected to happen at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium in Turkey after the announcement was made.
The Champions League final is scheduled to go down in Istanbul on June 10, but with the the day coming quick, UEFA are deciding on a change.
The Ataturk Olympic Stadium which hosted the 2005 Champions League final is now looking at losing the right to host this season clash.
If the final is moved, it won’t be the first time of it happening as the clash between PSG and Bayern Munich was moved in 2020 to Portugal.
Istanbul got the hosting right for 2023 which was due to them losing one which was supposed to happen years ago.
According to reports reaching us from the Daily Mail, the game could once again as Lisbon is being considered as a suitable venue.
The reason for the recent planning of move is due to political unrest circulating Turkey at which time the final will be happening.
The Presidential election for Turkey is expected to happen and it could led to some crisis which UEFA are looking to avoid.
The first contest of the election and voting is scheduled to take place on May 14, in which report states there are worries about the possibility of considerate disruptions.
A loss from the present President Recep Tayyip Erdogan could trigger a lot happenings after the whole situation which could be dangerous.
Meanwhile, Inter Milan seems to have one leg in the final already after beating AC Milan 2-0 in the first encounter between them.
Real Madrid and Manchester City played out a 1-1 draw which still leave the tie open for anyone to make it through into the next round.
UEFA are keen on making a move of venue from Turkey to Portugal if the need arises as there has been a lot of concerns.
