Manuel Neuer (35) and Lucas Hernández (25) are corona-positive stuck in the Maldives. Likewise Corentin Tolisso (27) in France and Kingsley Coman (25) in Dubai. Everyone was infected while on vacation.
According to BILD information, there should have been no explicit travel warning from those responsible in Bavaria.
It was asked to behave as sensibly as possible and there were again indications about the hygiene regulations and high-risk areas. When BILD asked whether boss Oliver Kahn (52) and sports director Hasan Salihamidzic (45) spoke to the stars, there was no response by the editorial deadline.
One thing is clear: the employer must not prohibit the trip.
Thomas Müller (32), for example, stayed at home on his own initiative, explained it in the podcast “Gameday winner winner”: “I didn’t stay home now because I wanted to do something much better than my colleagues. It was too stressful for my head to observe all the regulations again, I wanted a little more freedom. “
Did other Bundesliga clubs warn their players not to travel?
► The BVB professionals should strictly adhere to the Corona guidelines and not travel to high-risk areas.
► Frankfurt informed its players that there could be quarantine problems upon entry. The non-Europeans Hasebe, Borré and Tuta then stayed in Europe.
► Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong (21) was not allowed to join his family in Manchester in the high-risk area of England.
► In Mainz, the professionals were instructed to comply with the travel warnings and corona rules that apply to everyone.
► The Stuttgart bosses appealed to the players’ reason, relying on the fact that after almost two years they would know what to do and what not to do. Did not work! There were five corona cases after Christmas …
► Gladbach also reminded its professionals of all the rules. Coach Adi Hütter (51): “I believe that as a club you can’t stop the players from traveling like this. Nevertheless, everyone is responsible for themselves. “
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