LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp believes it is the right time for England's Premier League to resume after a two-month stoppage due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Premier League clubs have been given permission to train in small groups and Klopp said that was the first step in a return to normality. "Everybody agrees about that. I think the way how we do it now with the Premier League, it's now a good moment to do it for the football teams.Liverpool will begin staggered training sessions this week and Klopp said he is not concerned about the fitness of his players.
With matches set to be played without fans in the stadiums, the Liverpool boss said his team would have do without the"best boost in the world".
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