Juventus players returned to group training this week
Italy's Serie A will return on 20 June, the country's sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora has confirmed.
Serie A was suspended on 9 March, with Juventus leading the table by a point with 12 rounds of matches remaining.
Players returned to individual training earlier this month before group sessions restarted this week.
On 20 May the Italian football federation (FIGC) set a 20 August deadline for finishing the 2019-20 season.
The FIGC also said it intended for the top three divisions to be played to a conclusion and that if any of them should restart and then stop again, a shorter alternative of a play-off would have to be devised.
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