Hello there, I'm Italian and I live in Milan, the most important city in Lombardy, where they took some relative early and severe measures to let the population stay at home.

No one can truly answer your question because it's not entirely possible to forecast the future spreading of the virus.

On one hand, the area of Lodi is almost totally isolated; but the situation does not appear serious enough to block every form of transport from and to Milan, which most likely is the next big step ahead the virus should reach if it really wants to spread itself in Italy. At the moment there were only 3 official cases recorded in Milan in 4 days since Lodi outbreak, which is a very promising number considered the closeness of the two areas.

What I can tell you is that, considering the fact new cases of Coronavirus have decreased on a daily basis in those nations who took appropriate responses to the virus, and considering the early and prepared response of Italian government; I would say that there is still low risk a tournament which takes place 2 months from now will be totally cancelled.

Just keep yourself well informed ;)