With football in Italy having been suspended since March, the return date for Serie A has officially been confirmed by the country's sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora.
On Thursday evening, the BBC reported that the Italian top flight, after being placed on hold since 9 March, will resume on 20 June.
Italy was one of the worst-hit countries following the coronavirus outbreak, but an end to heavy lockdown restrictions in the country is officially in sight.
Belgium (Belgian Pro League & Belgian First Division B)
Scottish Premiership - (Celtic awarded league title)
Netherlands - Dutch Eredevisie & Eerste Divisie (No champions)
France - Ligue 1 & Ligue 2 (PSG & Lorient crowned champions respectively)
Kenya (Gor Mahia awarded league title)
Liga MX (Mexico - No champion)
Girabola (Angola -No champion)
Ugandan Premier League (Vipers awarded league title)
DR Congo (Mazembe awarded league title)
Congo – (Otoho awarded league title)
Players in Serie A returned to group training earlier this week, while individual training began earlier this month.
England's Premier League is set to resume on 17 June, while Spain's LaLiga will return on 8 June.
