The Swiss football league (SFL) says it has submitted a detailed plan to the government, drawn up in co-operation with health experts, for the possible resumption of training and matches in the aftermath of the coronavirus shutdown.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Serge Aurier and midfielder Moussa Sissoko have apologised for breaching government guidelines on social distancing during the novel coronavirus outbreak after posting a video of themselves training together.

German football clubs are hoping a return to
action is on the horizon, even if it means playing in closed stadiums,
after the country’s health minister and regional leaders said matches
could potentially resume from May 9.

England forward Marcus Rashford says he was prepared to rush back from injury to play at the European Championship this summer before the tournament was postponed to 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ajax have made it clear they want £35m for Chelsea, Tottenham and Barcelona target Andre Onana this summer, claims The Daily Telegraph.

The Eredivisie outfit are bracing themselevs for offers for Onana from some of Europe’s biggest clubs at the end of the season.

Eden Hazard has recovered well from ankle surgery, Belgium’s coach Robert Martinez said on Sunday but without offering a time frame for a return to action for the Real Madrid forward.

Hazard had the operation in Dallas last month after fracturing his ankle.

The Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Mr Abba
Kyari, has died more than two weeks after he tested positive for
COVID-19.

Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina, announced Mr Kyari’s death on Twitter.

Another of the President’s spokespersons, Mr Garba Shehu, who also tweeted about the development said Mr Kyari died on Friday.

This Friday sees the premiere of LaLiga StayAtHome, in which LaLiga players have filmed themselves in their homes to give a peek into how they are passing the lockdown

Premier League leaders Liverpool are helping feed vulnerable and elderly people within the community during the novel coronavirus outbreak with the help of local church members.

The Argentine forward is a true superstar of the game and one of the most famous players on the planet, but here are some things you might not already know about him.