As of now, the authorities are mulling to restart the football season in Spain by mid-June.
Real Madrid's Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard is pictured during the Audi Cup football match between Real Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur in Munich, southern Germany, on July 30, 2019. (Photo by Christof STACHE / AFP)
In a recent development, Real Madrid midfielder Eden Hazard has expressed his happiness after being able to return to training after a gap of two months owing to the coronavirus pandemic. Notably, all football across Spain has been suspended since the month of March as a preventive measure to contain the spread of COVID-19.
As of now, the authorities are mulling to restart the football season in Spain by mid-June.
“I feel really good to be back on the pitch working with my teammates,” Hazard told Real Madrid TV as per Daily Mail. ”
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Now we have to wait until the games arrive, but I am very happy. After two months out, I need more physical work and ball work. I just want to be ready for the next game,” he added.
Earlier, La Liga had said in a statement that clubs can return to group training but only up to 10 players at a time.
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