By DAVID KWALIMWAMore by this AuthorHarambee Stars forward Michael Olunga has said he will require at least a full week of outdoor training before he can resume league matches at his Japanese team. The Kashiwa Reysol star striker is among hundreds of professional footballers affected after Japan's top-flight football league, commonly referred to as the J-League, suspended matches last month following the outbreak of coronavirus globally. So pending government approval, J-League chairman Mitsuru Murai has set May 30 as the tentative date of return to competition for J-League. AdvertisementOlunga also explained that the unexpected break from playing football had affected his season targets both at club and national team level. "It is the first thing I am experiencing this and already miss playing football."

Source: Daily Nation April 27, 2020 01:18 UTC