Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes is reportedly to miss out next four club matches after international teammate text positive for covid-19
According to the Portuguese Football Federation confirmed on Tuesday evening that Cristiano Ronaldo had tested positive for covid-19, thereby forcing their superstar and captain into self-isolation at the team hotel.
However, the rest of the Portuguese team have tested negative for the same virus, but a Bola claims that new UK regulations could result in forcing players returning to the Premier League campaign to stay at home for about two weeks before joining the rest of the team regardless.
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According to the Elite-level sports who claim that exemptions are put in place to make sure that it does not grind to a halt again during a second wave of the pandemic,
but the Mirror News also covers that it is not yet clear whether Bruno Fernandes and other Portuguese players in the English Premier League would be placed with Cristiano Ronaldo at the same hotel.
If the case comes out to be true, the Man United Porgusse born will be forced to isolate for about two weeks then he would them miss out on some Manchester United matches like the match against Newcastle United on Saturday, the Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea, and RB Leipzig.
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Some English clubs will be affected harder than that of the Red, though, with Wolverhampton Wanderers boasting five of their main players in the current Portuguese team - Nelson Semedo, Rui Patricio, Ruben Neves, Joao Moutinho, and Daniel Podence.
On the other hand, Manchester City would also be without Ruben Dias, Joao Patricio, and Bernardo Silva for the next two weeks of the season. Liverpool will not be with their new signing Diago Jota.
However, if all their players should test negative for the result on a regular basis, they are obliged to take them which means they will be available for the next league match after the international break.
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