Manchester Metropolis reserve goalkeeper Scott Carson, midfielder Cole Palmer and a member of employees have examined optimistic for COVID-19 hours earlier than their League Cup semi-final at Manchester United, the Premier League membership stated on Wednesday.
The trio be a part of a rising record of people which have contracted the illness on the membership, with Metropolis lacking six gamers as a consequence of optimistic exams of their 3-1 league victory towards Chelsea final weekend.
The membership stated in an announcement that they are going to observe a interval of self-isolation in accordance with league and UK Authorities protocols on quarantine.
The trio be a part of a rising record of people which have contracted the illness on the membership, with Metropolis lacking six gamers as a consequence of optimistic exams of their 3-1 league victory towards Chelsea final weekend.
The membership stated in an announcement that they are going to observe a interval of self-isolation in accordance with league and UK Authorities protocols on quarantine.
NEWS | We will affirm that Scott Carson, Cole Palmer and one member of employees have examined optimistic for COVID-19.🔷… https://t.co/nsdybuYgsi
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Metropolis’s sport at Everton final week was additionally postponed as a consequence of a number of optimistic circumstances of their camp, with the Manchester membership becoming a member of Newcastle United, Sheffield United and Fulham amongst those that have suffered virus outbreaks.
The Premier League returned 40 new COVID-19 circumstances on Tuesday, the very best in per week this season, after two rounds of testing final week.