Premier League clubs are targeting a return to training on May 9, according to a report.
The Sun claim several clubs including Bournemouth, Burnley and Sheffield United are said to have alerted their players to the proposed date, which would be followed by a short ‘preseason’ before matches begin in June.
The UK government will review the current lockdown on May 7, although there are few guarantees that social distancing measures will be relaxed enough for football teams to resume training.
Premier League bosses have previously said football will only return “when it is safe and appropriate to do so.”
Football stakeholders are in discussions about how to complete the season, including a proposal to house teams in World Cup-style camps and play out matches behind closed doors.
Ejisu by-election: Aduomi warns NPP against voter intimidation
High Court orders implicated four NDA officials to present defence
Let’s all be matured, patriotic to have a peaceful election this year – Dampare ...
Mahama's administration saw thievery that knew no bounds; stole from market wome...
GRA/SML deal: Always read the stories behind the headlines or you'd look stupid ...
GRA/SML Contract: It takes some 'wild' boldness for a president to make this dec...
Elisu By-election: "If you call yourself a man, boo Chairman Wontumi again" — Bo...
Fuel tanker driver escapes with his life after tanker goes up in flames near Suh...
Uniform change: ‘Blue and white are brighter colours’ — Kwasi Kwarteng explains ...
MoE not changing all public basic school uniforms but only newly built ones — Kw...
