False alarm at Real Madrid. The Norwegian Martin Odegaard has tested negative in the coronavirus test that the white club performed on its entire squad, although he did not exercise with the rest of his teammates on the return to training, pending the result of a second test that fully confirm the false positive that gave in coronavirus after the visit to the Royal Society in San Sebastián.
The tests carried out on the entire squad yesterday confirmed that no Real Madrid player or member of the coaching staff suffers from coronavirus. Odegaard tested negative but the protocol indicates that he must undergo another test before returning to normal.
As reported by Real Madrid, Odegaard is resting at home and has undergone new tests, which Real Madrid has also decided to carry out on all its players. Until a second negative from the midfielder is confirmed on Wednesday night, the Norwegian will not be able to place himself under the orders of Zinedine Zidane.
Everything indicates that the Norwegian midfielder may be available for Zinedine Zidane for next Saturday’s match in Seville against Betis, corresponding to the third day of the League, second for the merengue team since their first match was postponed.
Nor have there been any positive cases in the last hours at Real Sociedad, a team that faced Real Madrid last Sunday at the Reale Arena. There, Odegaard greeted each other and chatted with his former teammates and friends on the San Sebastian team. The Norwegian started in that first official match of this course with Zidane.
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