ROME (Reuters) - Four more players at Italian Serie A club Sampdoria have tested positive for coronavirus, the club said on Friday, one day after forward Manolo Gabbiadini was also confirmed to have caught the virus.
Sampdoria said the players -- Norwegian Morten Thorsby, Swede Albin Ekdal, Gambian Omar Colley and Italian Antonino La Gumina and team doctor Amedeo Baldari -- were all doing well.
"Sampdoria reiterates that it has immediately applied all the procedures stipulated by the regulations: all club premises are closed, the team, managers and employees potentially involved are in voluntary home isolation," it added.Thorsby, Ekdal and Colley have all been regulars this season while La Gumina has made one first-team appearance.
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