Pedro Sanchez' announcement comes as the league looks to restart the season next month. FMTNews LaLiga
Real Madrid’s team players celebrate after a goal during a match against Barcelona in Madrid in March.
The sports ministry approved La Liga’s plans on Thursday for clubs to test their players for the coronavirus before they return to training as the league looks to restart the season in June after it was suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic. “I’m more of a basketball fan than a football fan, but let’s hope football returns soon,” Sanchez told reporters.“We have started to allow individual training for team sports. Let’s hope it’s soon, but we’ll see it sooner on TV than in the stadium, I’m afraid.”
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