Prime minister Pedro Sanchez has given the green light for professional sports in Spain, including La Liga, to return as of June 8.
Teams have recently returned to training at club facilities, but with players practicing individually. Players are also undergoing tests for the coronavirus.
The interruption to the season forced several clubs, including Barcelona, to reduce player salaries because of a drop in revenues.The German league resumed last week with teams playing in stadiums without fans.“Of course, play will resume under conditions that guarantee the maximum health security for all the competitors,” Sanchez said.
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