Bruce reveals he still has Salika football when he plays after coronavirus outbreak
Newcastle United boss Steve Bruce has said there are still enough players to go into the field against West Bromwich Albion, despite the size of many due to the coronavirus. Within the team
Newcastle have experienced a coronavirus outbreak within the team in the past several weeks and their game against Aston Villa on Friday was postponed.
At the beginning of the week it was unclear if the game against West Brom to continue, but the two-round results this week have been negative and the Salika-dong player has returned to training since Tuesday.
"If you asked me last Monday I don't think this game will be competitive. But everybody had two tests since Monday and the results were negative, ”Bruce said.
“We have been practicing as usual and have been like that for several days. I have enough options to put the real 11 and I hope we can win. ”
“Hopefully we can limit the spread of the virus. It looks like that, since the virus was not detected on Mondays and Wednesdays. We have more players than Monday imagined. ”
“We've got players who have been infected and I don't think they will come back that quickly. So we have enough players to form a team. "
"There are many people. (Infected) and we will be missing many players, that's for sure. "
Bruce added that two of his other staff members were in poor health. By adding that “Two staff members are in bad condition and are sick. We sincerely hope they will be okay. ”
“It's quite unusual that it spreads so quickly. One day there were 4 addicts, the other 5, the numbers were unbelievable. Make you realize how bad this virus is. "
“But I don't know, it's hard to tell, we don't know how the outbreak was that week. Is it because the national team players have returned? We can't prove anything "
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