The delayed French Open could take place in September and October without fans, the country's tennis federation chief said on Sunday, said dpa international.
The clay Grand Slam tournament was supposed to start in late May but the coronavirus pandemic meant it was postponed. Now there is a chance it will be played behind closed doors if France is still battling to control infections in four months.
"We are not ruling out any option," Bernard Giudicelli told the Journal du Dimanche newspaper.
Without paying fans, television and sponsorship money could still be generated.
Top professional tennis is suspended globally until July 13. Wimbledon has already been cancelled.
