Ipswich have offered the National Health Service free use of their facilities at Portman Road in a bid to help combat coronavirus.
The Sky Bet League One club said on their official website that they wanted to help the NHS in anyway they could.
"The club have offered the facilities at Portman Road to the NHS if needed as the country combats Covid-19," Ipswich said. "Obviously use of the facilities would be donated to the NHS."
🚑 The Club have offered the facilities at Portman Road to the NHS as the country combats Covid-19. The facilities would be donated to the NHS and would be available for emergency use. 👇 #itfc — Ipswich Town FC (@IpswichTown) March 20, 2020
Ipswich's director of sales Rosie Richardson added: "We have worked closely with the NHS for a number of years.
"We have suites, land, parking and other facilities that may be useful to them and if we can help in any way, we will."
Ipswich's players have been training from home since the English Football League announced last week that the season was suspended until April 3.
The players were scheduled to return to training on March 26, but after the EFL announced on Thursday that the suspension would be extended until the end of April, those plans have been put on hold.
