From the BBC:
Swansea City head coach Steve Cooper says the club are working towards being back in training on 16 May.
Football
across the UK has been suspended since early March because of the
coronavirus pandemic, with no firm date yet for resuming matches.
Cooper says Swansea will obey whatever decisions the EFL makes regarding when or whether the season restarts.
"There's still some assumptions.. but you've got to work towards that (16 May)," Cooper told BBC Sport Wales.
"We're
following the latest guidelines both from the Government and the EFL,
we're still in the lockdown and I think the next update is 6th or 7th of
May.
"A few weeks ago the EFL talked about not returning to
training before the 16th of May and then they talked about 56 days to
play the remaining nine games and the play-offs.
"We've done some
plans around that... until we get told something different by the
Government or the EFL then that's what we'll stick to."
Regardless
of whether the squad can return to group training next month, or
whether the season is even completed, Cooper is confident his players
are fit and healthy.
"We haven't had any cases (of Covid-19) reported with the players and the football staff, yes the players are fine," he added.
"We've been through different phases from when the league was postponed on the 13th of March.
"There's
been differences in the programmes we've asked players to follow, some
of it being rest time as well because we're still in the unknown."
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