"We are working hard with the federation and the league so that in September, at the start of the new championship, there will be a way to reopen facilities and allow tens of thousands of fans to participate."
Lega Serie A also confirmed that the decision was taken after receiving a green light from Italy's Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora.
In a notice earlier this month the Italian government had announced that sporting fixtures, including Serie A, would not be allowed before June 14
As per government guidelines, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) had said that the Serie would not return before June 14.
The Serie A clubs have repeatedly insisted to resume the season which stands suspended since March 9 and had set May 18 as the day to resume training.
Serie A president Paolo Dal Pino stated his desire for a dialogue with the government where all the clubs can place their demands and perspectives.
Football has been suspended in Italy from March 9, leaving 12 rounds to play in the Serie A league, which was originally due to end on May 24.
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced that individual athletes could begin training from May 4 but asked team sports to wait for at least May 18.
However, Italy’s football federation president Gabriele Gravina has announced that the suspended Serie A could be restarted in early August.
Earlier, the Serie A officials had said that the competition won’t resume unless the health conditions in the country allow for it.
