Spanish players against plans for closed training camps when matches return

FILE PHOTO: La Liga President Javier Tebas poses during an interview with Reuters at the La Liga headquarters in Madrid, Spain, October 2, 2018. REUTERS/Paul Hanna

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Players from Spain's leading clubs have expressed concern about returning to work while the coronavirus is still a threat and are against La Liga's plans to hold closed training camps, the association of Spanish footballers' (AFE) has said.

Captains from all 42 teams in La Liga and Spanish soccer's second division held a video meeting with the players' association (AFE) on Tuesday to discuss conditions for returning to work.