In this Oct 10, 2019 photo, the president of Spanish Liga Javier Tebas poses on the red carpet during the premiere of Cirque du Soleil's latest show "Messi 10" inspired by Argentinian football star Lionel Messi in Barcelona. (JOSEP LAGO / AFP)

MADRID - Spanish football teams continue training as they return to work this week to prepare for the restart of the football season.

Although no date for the return to competitive football has yet been confirmed, President of La Liga Javier Tebas confirmed in a recent TV interview that he would like to see football return on June 12.

Although no date for the return to competitive football has yet been confirmed, President of La Liga Javier Tebas confirmed in a recent TV interview that he would like to see football return on June 12

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June 24th has also been put forward as a possible return date as players need to recover match fitness after a two-month lay-off in which they have been limited to working at home.

15 teams from the Spanish top-flight, including Sevilla, Valladolid, Espanyol and the Copa del Rey finalists, Athletic Club Bilbao and Real Sociedad all trained on Wednesday, with the players all keeping a safe distance from each other and their coaches while following strict hygiene rules.

Valladolid were working after two players gave positive results in the PCR tests to detect the presence of the coronavirus. The pair had low levels of the virus in their blood and although they were without symptoms, they will not be able to train for a fortnight.

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17 teams in Spain's second division were also at work on Tuesday as they too prepare for the end of the campaign.

The remaining 11 rounds of matches will be played behind closed doors with football to be played every day until the season is completed in the second half of July.