BEIJING: China's men's soccer team have completed their quarantine after returning from Dubai last month and will go back to their respective ...
BEIJING: China's men's soccer team have completed their quarantine after returning from Dubai last month and will go back to their respective clubs, the team said on Monday.
The team ended their two-week medical quarantine after all players tested negative for COVID-19, the Xinhua news agency reported.The 25-man squad has been in self-isolation in a hotel in Sanya since their March 23 return from their training camp in Dubai. "Our Team had COVID-19 tests right upon arrival in Sanya, and the results were all negative," Team China said in a social media post.
"We had coronavirus tests again on Sunday before the end of the 14-day quarantine, which showed the same results.China postponed all domestic games in January and banned the entry of foreigners in the country last month in a blow to hopes that a start to the new Chinese Super League season was on the horizon.
Several CSL teams, without their foreign recruits, have begun pre-season training behind closed doors, Xinhua reported.
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