Italian clubs Napoli and Lazio have both postponed their planned return to training this week due to the coronavirus pandemic which has killed over 6,000 people in Italy.
Italian football has been on hold since March 9 because of the COVID-19 outbreak which has become the Mediterranean nation's biggest disaster since World War II.
But some clubs had been thinking of resuming training behind closed doors.
"SSC Napoli announces that sports activities are suspended until a date to be decided," the southerners said in a statement.
"The resumption of training sessions will be established in relation to the evolution of the health emergency regarding the spread of Covid 19."
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