The wave of COVID-19 has not stopped flooding the Nerazzurri with Brozovic being the latest name to test positive.
Inter Milan midfielder Marcelo Brozovic tested positive for the corona virus while on international duty with Croatia.
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) announced the positive results of Brozovic’s COVID-19 test on Friday (13/11), together with a team staff, and confirmed they had undergone independent isolation.
Additional tests were carried out before the UEFA Nations League match on Saturday (14/11) against Sweden, after Croatian defender Domagoj Vida tested positive for COVID-19 during a match in Istanbul, Wednesday (11/11) yesterday.
“The test results show two positive cases, for national team member Marcelo Brozovic and a team staff member,” read the HNS statement.
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“The two of them were immediately isolated from the rest of the national team. Inter were informed of this positive result.”
Vida was announced to have contracted the corona virus while competing for Croatia against Turkey in an international test match, and was immediately pulled out of the field.
The bad news that befell Brozovic has further added to the devastating blow to Inter, who have been hit by the COVID-19 storm since the start of the 2020/21 season.
A number of names from the start of the campaign took turns entering the quarantine room, including Ashley Young, Alessandro Bastoni and Belgian midfielder of Indonesian descent, Radja Nainggolan.
Then the latest ones are Achraf Hakimi, Milan Skriniar, Roberto Gagliardini to reserve goalkeeper Ionut Radu.
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