After finding no positive cases from tests for corona virus last week, Madrid's players arrived at valdebebas to train for the first time in two months.
Madrid preferred to wait until Monday to begins training again after other clubs like Barcelona, Sevilla and Villarreal resumed on Friday.
The leagues President Javier Tebas told Movistar on Sunday new night he hopes games might be able to restart behind closed doors on June 12.
Laliga's plan is for players to grogress through a staggered schedule that will see them train alone in small groups and then finally in larger team sessions.
Madrid preferred to wait until Monday to begins training again after other clubs like Barcelona, Sevilla and Villarreal resumed on Friday.
The leagues President Javier Tebas told Movistar on Sunday new night he hopes games might be able to restart behind closed doors on June 12.
Laliga's plan is for players to grogress through a staggered schedule that will see them train alone in small groups and then finally in larger team sessions.
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