The PDC will return in July with the Summer Series set to take place in Milton Keynes with five Players Championship events, but there are potential issues around players having to quarantine for 14 days.

While the PDC hopes that this will be lifted for all elite sportsmen, Chief Executive Matthew Porter revealed that in the event that a few players cannot make it over, they will look after the majority.

"The big issue at the moment which we need to resolve is the 14-day quarantine for overseas visitors to the UK. If there is some form of exemption for sportsmen on that which we understand is being discussed, then that would certainly help the situation," said Porter on the Darts Show.

"We have got an obligation to 128 Tour Card holders. If there are one or two that have problems getting back into the UK, whether it is travel or their own personal situation, then they might be unlucky.

"We can't leave 124 people at home because four people can't get in. That would not be the right thing to do.

"It would be unfortunate for any individual who wasn't able to come back, but assuming that number was a small percentage of the overall field of Tour Card holders, then we would need to look after the majority.''