Aaron Ramsdale Bournemouth Goalkeeper tested positive for COVID-19 in the second round of
testing, three days after returning a negative result in the first batch of
tests.
Bournemouth disclose this the report gathered on Sunday one
of their players had tested positive following a second batch of testing but
did not disclose his identity.
"I was negative In the last test before training
started," according to Sun report. "So this last week, I've done the
usual things like going to the supermarket and going to the petrol station to
fill my car up.
"I've been just as careful as before on lockdown and it
seems to be a shopping trip where I've caught it."
The goal keeper had returned to training when the Premier
League allowed clubs to conduct sessions in small groups with players adhering
to social distancing guidelines.
The 22-year-old said he did not have any symptoms and that
he was now self-isolating.
"Now I have seven days' isolation at home ... It's not
ideal, obviously, with training.
"The club have been fantastic. The players and
especially the staff have been saying if we need anything to just ask. Things
like shopping, they'll leave it at the door."
The club said on Sunday their training facilities were still
safe environments.
"Following strict adherence of the Premier League's
return to training regulations, the club's training ground remains a safe
working environment for players and backroom staff, who will continue to be
tested for COVID-19 twice per week," they said.
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