Football may be suspended due to the global coronavirus pandemic, but PSL footballers are staying on their toes.
League chairman Irvin Khoza on Monday postponed all action until further notice.
And he added that the club football apparatus - broadcasters, sponsors and government - would give input before the Board of Governors meet again on Thursday to conclude the season.
In that meeting, Khoza and other chiefs will hope to find a solution to finalise the league by tying up as many loose ends as possible.
In his media briefing earlier this week, he said: “We will engage with stakeholders, the Minister [of Sport, Nathi Mthethwa], the police minister [Bheki Cele], so by the time we meet with the Board of Governors, we gave give a position from the PSL on the way forward.
SOLUTIONS: PSL Chairman, Irvin Khoza is looking for solutions to finish off the season. Picture: Samuel Shivambu/BackpagePix.
“There are a lot of issues on that table.
“So the Board of Governors, together with the clubs, will take the best decision for the country.
“We need to do things in a responsible way and help the process [of suppressing the spread of the virus].
“Only after Thursday can we give a directive.”
KEEP PUSHING: Jan Olde Riekerink. Picture: Ryan Wilkisky/BackpagePix.
Local PSL club Cape Town City will be ready to spring into action once the league makes a call, with the players keeping fit.
After being sent home from training on Monday following a briefing from coach Jan Olde Riekerink and their medical chief to self-isolate, the players were given personalised regimes.
Players were screened and showed no symptoms of Covid-19 and, therefore, have not tested.
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Sitting 10th in the PSL standings, the players are scheduled to return to their Hartleyvale training on Friday, dependent on the league’s decision.