Napoli resumed individual training sessions today, with coach Gennaro Gattuso arriving at the crack of dawn.
Group training is not yet allowed, so the players are split into groups and granted entry to the training ground in staggered times to ensure social distancing.
All the players and staff tested negative for COVID-19 over the last few days, so the doors to the Castel Volturno ground were opened up today.
Napoli resumed individual training sessions today, with coach Gennaro Gattuso arriving at the crack of dawn.
Group training is not yet allowed, so the players are split into groups and granted entry to the training ground in staggered times to ensure social distancing.
All the players and staff tested negative for COVID-19 over the last few days, so the doors to the Castel Volturno ground were opened up today.
According to reports, Coach Gattuso arrived at the crack of dawn to begin work, as he and his staff have planned out 60-minute sessions for each player.
The goalkeepers were the first to arrive, Alex Meret, David Ospina and Orestis Karnezis each with their own training pitch and a series of sanitised footballs.
A verdict on the medical protocol presented by the FIGC is expected today and, if accepted, all teams will be able to resume contact training on May 18.