AC Milan Head Coach Stefano Pioli Tests Positive For Coronavirus
AC Milan have also confirmed that head coach Stefano Pioli is asymptomatic, and all other tests undertaken by players and staff returned negative results.
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AC Milan head coach Stefano Pioli has tested positive for coronavirus
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AC Milam have also confirmed that Pioli is asymptomatic
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Tests undertaken by players and staff returned negative results
AC Milan head coach Stefano Pioli has tested positive for coronavirus, the Italian football club have confirmed. As a result, the club was forced to cancel their training session on Saturday and Pioli has now been placed in quarantine. Milan have also confirmed that Pioli is asymptomatic, and all other tests undertaken by players and staff returned negative results.
"AC Milan announces that Stefano Pioli has tested positive following a quick test carried out this morning. The health authorities have been informed, and the coach, who is currently showing no symptoms, has gone into quarantine at home," AC Milan said in an official statement.
"All other tests carried out by the squad and staff came back negative. As a result, today's training session has been cancelled. Training ahead of the match with Napoli will resume on Monday, subject to the checks set out in the federal protocol," it added.
Pioli is the latest in AC Milan to have contracted the virus. Earlier, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Daniel Maldini, Matteo Gabbia, and Leo Duarte had also tested positive for the coronavirus.
AC Milan are currently on top of Serie A standings with 17 points from seven matches. The side will next take on Napoli on November 22 .
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