The Aberdeen chairman has spent the best part of 20 years in the United States with a partnership in place with Atalanta United.
Within 10 days of football being suspended Cormack was issuing a warning about the impact of six months without any match action and a massive reduction in income.
Next weekend Aberdeen should have been looking forward to a Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic but that match is off with no idea when it will be played.
New York is now feeling the force of the pandemic with the impact on sport already far reaching.
Speaking to Radio Scotland Cormack revealed:
I’ve spoken to a number of owners of major sports franchises in the United States and privately they are planning for no sport played in front of crowds until the end of this year.
I think it’s something we have to look at. We can’t be blinkered. Let’s say we’re able to relax the isolation in June or July. Can you be playing games the next day in front of tens of thousands of people? It’s not likely.
On Wednesday the SPFL Premiership clubs will host a conference call to get an update on the current situation.
UEFA have dropped their Saturday 3pm blackout for live football matches.
