Premier League – – Go home!

Things may indicate that something is about to happen in the Premier League.

According to the respected BBC, Ole Gunnar Solskjær has asked the players to return to Manchester in the next seven days.

Players were allowed to go to their respective home countries when half the crown was untied. There they had to follow the restrictions of the local authorities.

– United is trying to make sure they will be in a position where they can start working on training ground as soon as they get the green light, writes the BBC.

Swedish center cap Victor Nilsson Lindelöf has been trained at Västerås SK, among others, reports Expressen.

Nine rounds of the Premier League remain. The peaks of soccer are desperate to start again to avoid paying staggering sums of money on TV. It will amount to NOK 9.5 billion at the current rate. At the same time, they are eager to decide the league fairly.

Various sketches have been submitted on how the remaining matches can be played. June 12 is set as a possible start date. 92 games left, and the key alternative is to play between six and ten neutral stadiums.

It seems totally out of date with the audience present. And exchanges of up to five players can be allowed. The reason is the hectic schedule of matches that will have to come.

The 20 Premier League clubs will meet next Monday. It happens the day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson submitted a sketch to reopen the partnership.

Britain has been brutally hit by the corona virus. As of writing, 29,427 people have died. A total of 194,990 people are infected with the death virus.

– It seems clear that Bruno Fernandes has already returned from Portugal, reports the BBC.

Manchester United left behind a long period before the Premier League was stopped by the corona virus.

The team is three points behind Chelsea in fourth place, the last place in the Champions League.

Recently, Manchester City star Sergio Agüero has indicated that most players are afraid to go back to playing football as the pandemic continues. The Argentinean argued regarding the danger of infection for friends and family.

“Sergio is a first-class player and he is entitled to have his opinions,” says Gordon Taylor, manager of the English players association PFA.

UK Foreign Minister Dominic Raab said on Tuesday that it will give the British a moral boost if Premier League football starts rolling again.

– I think it will lift spirits in the nation. People want us to go back to work, children to go back to school, but they also want to go back to watching sports, Raab says.