Arsenal players returned to training this week ahead of the Premier League’s ‘project restart’ but with two more Watford players being forced into isolation, will the league actually return in June?
The 2019-20 Premier League season could restart in June after clubs and league officials agreed stage one of Project Restart on Monday – small group training sessions.
Olivier Giroud has agreed to remain at Chelsea despite it seeming like the former Arsenal favourite would be leaving the club this summer.
Alex Iwobi’s nickname, ‘Big 45’, emerged at Arsenal, and the former Arsenal fan favourite has been speaking about it and some of his favourite career moments.
The FIFA Council has decided on new dates for the postponed u17 and u20 Women’s World Cup, previously planned for 2020 before the Covid-19 pandemic…
According to the Daily Mail, the top six clubs have warned the rest of the Premier League that should this season be cut short, next season could be scrapped as they report a ‘major split’ appearing in the top division of English football.
Three players at FC Cologne have tested positive for Covid-19, striking a major blow to the Bundesliga’s plans to be the first major football league to return and highlighting just how far the Premier League are from being able to comeback, despite all their bluster in the press.