Premier League coaches have asked for more time to engage players in a concentrated training before getting back on the pitch to finish the remaining 92 matches.

The English league has been scheduled for a restart on June 12 after it went on break two months ago due to the threatening coronavirus pandemic.

The Times reported on Thursday that the managers consider the fixed date too hasty and have asked for more time to prepare after longer days off the pitch stressing their concern on the risk of injuries likely to be incurred with limited training.

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Premier League meet club captains ahead of 'Project Restart"

The Premier League engaged players, PFA and government experts in a meeting on Wednesday, morning, May 13, 2020 to discuss on measures put in place ahead of clubs return to training next week.

A 40-page document was given to each Premier League captain on training protocols ahead of ‘Project Restart” and were made known that signing the forms is an agreement to abide by the club’s Covid-19 operational policy.

The German Bundesliga will get back underway on Saturday with Spain’s LaLiga set to return between June 12 and 19. In France and the Netherlands, however, they have brought a premature end to their seasons and all yes is set on the Premier League as to whether the time fixed for a return will be extended or fulfilled.