England gamers Ben Chilwell and Mason Mount have been self-isolating after coming in touch Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour, that tested positive for COVID-19 before on Monday, the Football Association said in a statement.
“The set is going to be stored off from the remainder of the England players and also broader service group,” the announcement added.
England director Gareth Southgate stated it wasn’t yet apparent if the set could be available for England’s final Group D game against Czech Republic in Wembley on Wednesday.
“We do not know right now.
There’s clearly must be a significant doubt.
There are still plenty of investigations and discussions happening behind the scenes…
We only need to discover within the next 12 hours or so,” he told a news conference.
Present UK regulations for folks that have been advised they have come in contact with somebody who has tested positive are to allow those to isolate for 10 days.
Midfielder Mount has begun the two England’s matches while left-back Chilwell has to attribute.
The two players are group partners of Gilmour’s in Premier League club Chelsea and have been envisioned embracing him in the conclusion of Friday’s 0-0 draw at Wembley.
The FA said that the movement had been a”precaution now” and the choice was made following consultation with Public Health England (PHE).
“The set is going to be kept apart from the remainder of the England players and also broader service group, pending further talks with PHE,” stated the FA.
“The whole group had nasal flow tests on Monday day and all were negative, as was the situation with Sunday’s UEFA pre-match PCR evaluations”.
The FA said that they stay in touch PHE and so are celebrating UEFA’s COVID-19 protocols to get its championship.