Owner of Forest Green Rovers believes the EFL season can be finished safely behind closed doors

Dale Vince, the owner of Forest Green Rovers, also believes a salary cap will bring greater stability to the EFL.

The owner of Forest Green Rovers believes the EFL season can be safely finished behind closed doors.

Dale Vince has also supported a wage cap or a limit on the size of squads, saying it will bring more sustainability into the Football League.

The Nailsworth-based club's last competitive match was on March 7 - more than two months ago - when they won away at Swindon Town. They are in 11th place in League 2, nine points away from a play-off place.

The earliest the squad can return to training is May 25, under guidance issued by the EFL Board yesterday (May13).

Forest Green have been given planning permission. to build a new stadium in Gloucestershire.

A meeting of the EFL Board was held yesterday (May13), but it remains unclear whether the season will be finished.