Arsenal are reportedly stepping plans to bring fans into the Emirates Stadium virtually when the Premier League season returns.
English football's top flight is due to resume on June 17 following its enforced hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic - although supporters won't be present.
Arsenal are set to be in action on that first day back, as Mikel Arteta's side are due to play their game in hand away to Manchester City.
The Gunners are due to play home games against Leicester, Norwich, Watford and Liverpool before the end of the season as they try to reignite their push for a European place next term.
But amid concerns a lack of atmosphere could affect performance, the club are looking into ways that fans can be beamed into the stadium via video, according to the Evening Standard.
The publication reports that several Premier League clubs have contacted Danish club Aarhus after they created a 'Zoom wall' of supporters in their stadium.
The Danish Superliga was the second division in western Europe to resume following the coronavirus lockdown, after the German Bundesliga.
With matches having to be held behind closed doors, Aarhus arranged for a 40-metre screen to be constructed so that fans could be beamed into the stadium to give the players support.
The idea has now been used successfully twice - and third-placed Aarhus have claimed one of only two home wins from the games played so far since the division's resumption.
The Premier League has commissioned the Football Supporters' Association to canvass opinion from fans on how they feel they could be involved in the return of top-flight flight, quizzing them on issues such as canned crowed noise as well as representing the support inside empty grounds.
Arsenal will resume the season in ninth place - eight points behind fourth-placed Chelsea and five behind Manchester United, who are fifth.
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