By Daily Sports on May 20, 2020

Premier League squads returned to non-contact training on Tuesday as the English top flight took another step forward in ‘Project Restart’.

The Premier League hopes to restart its season in June, having been suspended since 13 March.

The easing of government restrictions have allowed players to train in small groups, with all 20 clubs unanimously agreeing to stage one of the return-to-training protocols on Monday.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said that was the first step in a return to normality.

“I always said we don’t want to rush anything, but I don’t think it is rushed. I hope that we are now in England on the right side of the thing. It’s all about when – but you need to re-open different parts of life again,” Klopp told Liverpool’s website.

“Everybody agrees about that. I think the way how we do it now with the Premier League, it's now a good moment to do it for the football teams.” (BBC)

•PHOTO: Chelsea manager Frank Lampard leading his players in a running session during Tuesday’s training

Source Daily Sports

Posted May 20, 2020

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