LaLiga football league has confirmed that players will be allowed to return to full training on Monday, giving them 10 days to work together before the season restarts in Spain on June 11th.
The league stated that;
Clubs will begin collective training on June 1 after the government’s latest health order on the easing of restrictions.
Barcelona football club also excitedly confirmed the news via an official tweet.
⚠️ LATEST NEWS! Starting next week, the full squad can train together!! 👏👏👏
— FC Barcelona (from 🏠) (@FCBarcelona) May 30, 2020
Teams returned to individual training at the start of May after games were suspended in March due to coronavirus fears.
Two weeks later, training progressed to groups of up to 10 players, and then groups of 14 players from last Monday.
The games will resume on June 11 without fans attending, with Sevilla taking on Real Betis.
Matches are to be played every day of the week until the season is concluded on July 19.
All scheduled football games in Spain were provisionally suspended on March 12 as the virus ravaged the country, but the rate of infection has slowed significantly.
Health ministry in Spain on Friday revealed that thirty-nine people died last week, compared to a daily death toll recorded in the hundreds over a month ago.
As at press time, global coronavirus infections toll has spiked to over 6 million, with 368,468 deaths and 2,697,211 recoveries.
