Madrid given all clear to play at Di Stéfano stadium

Real Madrid have the firm intention of playing their remaining 6 La Liga home matches at the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium. And now, ''AS' inform that they have received the all-clear from the Spanish FA.

The fact that matches will be played without fans for the rest of the season made Zidane's side think about moving to Valdebeba, thus saving in costs and allowing the Santiago Bernabéu works to advance.

The RFEF has now reportedly handled all services required for Los Blancos to be able to play their home matches at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid await the decision from the Ministry of Health. Illa, this Sunday, assured that "it would be an imprudence to say if football will be able to return before the summer".

Los Blancos will also have to carry out small works to acclimatise the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium, which include the installation of VAR, the artificial lighting of the stadium, and the advertising.

The Real Madrid players, like the rest of the La Liga teams, are waiting for the Health Department's approval to start training and, in June at the earliest, to resume the competition.