Cologne have announced three people at the club have tested positive for coronavirus – yet training will continue ahead of the Bundesliga’s return
The German top flight looks set to become the first major league to return to action as the world continues to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic. Clubs are back in training with a mid-May resumption on the cards, but Cologne’s arrangements have received a setback.
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