The Italian prime minister has given the go-ahead for professional sports teams to start training again in May, but did not set a date for the resumption of the Serie A.
Italy was the first European country to be hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in the Serie A being suspended since March the 9th.
The Italian Football Federation has already drawn up a medical protocol for training and based on the procedure for the start of training, each club will form a group of players, technical staff, doctors and physiotherapists, who will be tested and then isolated in a summer-style training camp.
There are 12 rounds of matches still to play in Serie A, plus a number of games from previous rounds.
Juventus lead the Italian top flight with 63 points, only a single point ahead of Lazio and nine clear of third-placed Inter Milan.