Premier League clubs have begun returning to training ahead of a possible restart on June 8.
Arsenal, Brighton and Hove Albion and West Ham United players took part in individual training sessions at their respective complexes on Monday, with social distancing measures enforced.
BBC Sport writes the Premier League is ‘hopeful’ of full training starting again on May 18, with a view to a potential resumption of the season on June 8.
Premier League clubs have begun returning to training ahead of a possible restart on June 8.
Arsenal, Brighton and Hove Albion and West Ham United players took part in individual training sessions at their respective complexes on Monday, with social distancing measures enforced.
BBC Sport writes the Premier League is ‘hopeful’ of full training starting again on May 18, with a view to a potential resumption of the season on June 8.
The plan, which has been labelled ‘Project Restart’, lets the English top flight finish at the end of July and its teams compete in UEFA’s club competitions, due to start up again in August.
The remaining fixtures would also be played behind closed doors, with some tipped to be available on free-to-air platforms.
Premier League chiefs will hold a conference call with club officials on Friday, where the dates reported by BBC could be confirmed.
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