MLS commissioner Don Garber hopes they can complete the season amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Much like other sporting leagues, MLS is on hiatus because of the virus situation.

But the commissioner says they are hoping to get games back as soon as it is deemed safe for them to play.

However, he admitted some adjustments may be made to fit in all the remaining games.

Speaking on ESPN, he said: "Once we are comfortable that we can get our players with three to four weeks of training, and that we have the guidance that we can get crowds back into our stadiums, then we will then begin the relaunch of our season.

"Our intent is to play as many games as we possibly can."