The German Football League (DFL) has notified the 36 clubs in the Bundesliga that football activities is set to resume from May 15.

The Bundesliga will continue with related divisional league i.e. the 2 division according to Bild’s reportage after the German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Prime Minister of Germany’s 16 regional states gave the go ahead for the resumption of the league.

The clubs are reported to comply with the medical and organizational rules to shelter the safety of the game after players and staff begun testing on coronavirus last Thursday.

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"Today's decision is good news for the Bundesliga's first and second divisions.

"It is also linked to a major responsibility for the clubs, which must comply with medical and organizational rules," DFL administrative director Christian Seiffert said.

Club and DFB officials are now expected to meet on Thursday to determine the next steps until the season restarts following the start of training a few weeks in Germany.

 The idea of playing behind closed doors according to Seiffert is not an ideal solution explaining that it is necessary to ensure the survival of clubs.