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Hoffenheim’s Robert Skov responds, following the resumption of play behind closed doors after the break out of the coronavirus illness (COVID-19). (Image: Ina Fassbender/Pool by means of REUTERS)
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COPENHAGEN: Danish worldwide Robert Skov and a team assistant have checked favorable for COVID-19 and have been sent house ahead of a friendly versus neighbouring Sweden, the country’s football association said on Tuesday.
Denmark’s team was greatly reduced with 9 other players, including Barcelona’s Martin Braithwaite and RB Leipzig’s Yussuf Poulsen, put in seclusion and dismissed of Wednesday’s match due to the fact that they potentially had touched with Skov or the assistant.
Head coach Kasper Hjulmand and assistant Morten Wieghorst were likewise isolating, the FA stated in a statement.
Skov, who plays as a winger for Bundesliga side Hoffenheim, tested favorable in two tests after getting to the training school on Monday evening without having any symptoms.
Denmark will also miss 7 gamers from English clubs, including Kasper Schmeichel, Andreas Christensen and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, after Britain tightened travel limitations to and from the Scandinavian nation following extensive coronavirus outbreaks in mink farms.
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