President of the French Football Federation (FFF), Noel Le Graet, has admitted he is “even more worried” about security at next year’s European Championships, following Friday’s attacks in Paris.
128 people have been reportedly killed, while another 99 are in critical condition, after what appeared to be co-ordinated terrorists attacks.
A blast was heard during France’s 2-0 win over Germany at the Stade de France, with fans and players kept inside the stadium after the match ended.
With seven months away to the Euros, La Graet has expressed his fears about safety.
“A lot of precautions were taken, but we can see that terrorists can strike at any moment. We were already worried about the Euros; now we are worry even more. But now, my thoughts are with the families,” he said.
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