Genk goalkeeper tests positive on feline corona virus during their training camp in the province of Zeeland
23 July, 2020 14:19
23-07-20 at 14:19
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KRC Genk goalkeeper Maarten Vandevoordt will take place on Thursday tested positive for the corona virus. The eighteen-year-old spain international, who on Wednesday in a practice game against FC Utrecht, about ninety minutes in, the bar will be with the team at their training camp in Zeeland, the netherlands.
“The coronatesten that, in the context of the protocol, and the Pro League have been conducted, it was found that the steel of martin Vandevoordt positive. All of the other players and staff members have tested negative,” he writes of the Belgian club in a short statement on their website.
Vandevoordt the training, immediately leave it and go a seven-day quarantine. Genk is in spite of the coronabesmetting, however, continued to prepare for the new season in the province of Zeeland. On Sunday, the players and coaching staff returned to canada.
