Home training was getting on our nerves, says Salzburg defender


Soccer Football - Red Bull Salzburg Training - Red Bull Trainingszentrum, Salzburg, Austria - April 21, 2020 Red Bull Salzburg's coach Jesse Marsch during training despite most sport being cancelled around the world as the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID19) continues. REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger

SALZBURG, Austria (Reuters) - Salzburg defender Max Woeber said that fitness exercises at home were getting on the players' nerves as the Austrian champions re-started training on Tuesday while observing social distancing guidelines.

Austria has become one of the first countries in Europe to loosen a lockdown imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19 and professional teams have been given the green light to start training in preparation for the resumption of the league.

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