Atlanta United and Sporting Kansas City are the first two MLS teams to announce they will return to voluntary small group training on Monday after each received league approval to do so.
On Thursday, MLS announced clubs may begin to use outdoor team training fields for voluntary small group training sessions in compliance with detailed health and safety protocols that were created in consultation with medical and infectious disease experts.
The sessions must not conflict with local public health official or government policies and provide the ability for players to step up their training while maintaining physical distancing protocols. The league must also sign off on club plans before enacted.
The league-wide moratorium on full team training remains in place through, and including, Monday, June 1.
Atlanta United
Atlanta United announced on Sunday, May 31 that they had been approved to kick off small group training sessions at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Training Ground on Monday, June 1. The progression to group work comes after the club began voluntary individual workouts on May 6.
Sporting Kansas City
Sporting Kansas City announced on Sunday, May 31 that they are planning to begin voluntary small group training sessions at Compass Minerals National Performance Center on June 1. Afterward, SKC coach and technical director Peter Vermes is expected to address the media in a conference call.
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