“I always said we don’t want to rush anything, but I don’t think it is rushed.”
Klopp’s side were just two wins away from ending a 30-year wait to win the title when the English top-flight was shutdown more than two months ago due to the coronavirus pandemic.
“It was a long time, it is still ongoing, but the development is going with everything in the right direction and that helps.Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder is also heartened that just 0.8 percent of the tests carried out by the Premier League resulted in positive cases. The Premier League’s target of restarting on June 12 has been called into question by players’ concern for their welfare, both from the threat of the virus and injuries with little preparation time after such a long layoff.
Watford captain Troy Deeney says he will not return to training this week over fears he could pass the virus onto his five-month-old son. Burnley confirmed assistant manager Ian Woan, who is asymptomatic, aas another case with two more from one other club yet to be revealed.
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