United will reopen the Carrington training ground to the first team on Wednesday and test all players for covid-19. The team's game to Brentford on Tuesday has been postponed, and Saturday's Premier League match against Brighton faces the same fate, and it is not yet known whether it will be carried out as scheduled.
According to the British "Sun" newspaper, there are 4 players who test positive for the new crown in the Manchester United squad, and several staff members who are visiting Norwich city also have problems in Sunday's test. Under Premier League rules, they will have to self-isolate at home and will not be able to return to Carrington until next Tuesday.
Under the latest Premier League rules, players and staff must now undergo daily flow tests, be determined negative to participate in training and competition, and undergo PCR tests at least twice a week. United may decide whether to propose to the league to postpone Saturday's home game against Brighton based on the results of the next test. If there are new players who are positive for the new crown, then the game is likely to be postponed as well.
It is worth mentioning that Manchester United's opponent Brighton is also plagued by the new crown, and its wednesday night match with Wolves is also currently at risk of delay. Leicester City, Aston Villa and Norwich have also had confirmed cases. The Manchester Evening News predicted that more Premier League matches could be at risk.
United's reason for applying for a postponement on Monday was that they could not train normally before the game and could only leave for London on the morning of the game. But if Wednesday's test is not abnormal, the team will be able to start training again. As a result, Lonnick will consider recruiting young players from the second team to fill the gap left by the absence of players who have been positive for the new crown. In addition, Cavani and Varane also have a chance to return, and United's match with Brighton is expected to go normally.
The come-up date for United's match against Brentford is still in place. With the Premier League Christmas Express about to start, it may be weeks before there is a gap. The Sun said United wanted United to finish the make-up before the Champions League in February.
The identity of a player who united tested positive for the new crown will not be announced, but it is certain that the team's ace Cristiano Ronaldo is safe and sound. The Portuguese superstar has been infected with COVID-19 in the past, so there may be antibodies. After Manchester United's Premier League postponement, C Ronaldo released a video of his training, and also sent a scandal to his girlfriend Georgina to report to the fans that they were safe.
Another player confirmed not to be infected with the new crown is the Swedish iceman Lindlev. In United's 1-0 win over Norwich City, Lindelev collided with two opponents when he broke through with the ball in the second half, and then had difficulty breathing and his heart beat fast, and was replaced early.
Some people suspected his condition after the game as a symptom of covid-19, but Lindelev's wife, Maya Millson, confirmed that her husband had heart problems and had been wearing monitoring instruments for two days after that and has now recovered.
"It was a terrible game and Victor [Lindlev] was disappointed after the game." "He got a lot of tests and wore a heart monitor for two days to make sure everything was okay," Maya said. It took me a long time to find people on the team who told me the latest situation. Luckily, everything seems to be fine and we are waiting for the results of the last test."
The Manchester United statement stressed: "Victor is currently under way in a series of preventive investigations and the minor accident he has experienced has recovered well. All indications are that this has nothing to do with any COVID-19 outbreak within the club."