Bayern Munich on Tuesday introduced that their striker Serge Gnabry has examined positive for coronavirus.
This comes as a giant blow to the membership as Bayern Munich is scheduled to play the primary leg of the Champions League quarter-final in opposition to PSG on Thursday, with the second leg slated to happen on April 14.
“Serge Gnabry, 25, has tested positive for coronavirus. The FC Bayern forward is doing well and is isolating at home,” the membership stated in a press release.
Bayern Munich may even be with out their star participant Robert Lewandowski in the course of the PSG clash. The German facet on March 30 introduced that Lewandowski will likely be out of motion for “around four weeks” due to a knee harm.
Lewandowski had picked the harm whereas enjoying for Poland, in the course of the clash in opposition to Andorra on March 29. He had scored twice within the match to energy Poland to a 3-0 win.
“Robert Lewandowski has strained a ligament in his right knee. The FC Bayern striker will be out for around four weeks,” the membership had stated in a press release.
“After Poland’s 3-0 win over Andorra, Lewandowski returned early to Munich, where a diagnosis was made by the German record champions’ medical team. The 32-year-old had scored the first two goals in Sunday’s match, before having to leave the field after an hour following a clash,” it had added.
