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Brighton & Hove Albion CEO Paul Barber issued a new warning in hopes of a restart on June 12 and confirmed that a wrong move could “ruin life.” The club nicknamed ‘Gull’ confirmed on Sunday that another member of its team was infected with the coronavirus.
This happened just over a week before the Premier League teams expected to return to group practice. CEO Paul Barber told Sky Sports News on Sunday: “Despite all the steps we’ve taken in the past few weeks, and the players who haven’t participated in any major training sessions, we still have another positive player.”
Tournament leaders are trying to find a way to play the last 92 Premier League matches in the UK, with an overall plan that the matches will be held in a neutral location. Possible locations will be discussed today at a meeting of 20 clubs, but there is still a chance that the Premier League will be held abroad.
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