The local health authority will let Inter players travel for international duty if all the swabs are negative, but the Nerazzurri can only train.
The club were ordered into total quarantine until midnight on Sunday, meaning the players weren’t even allowed to train.
The local health authority will let Inter players travel for international duty if all the swabs are negative, but the Nerazzurri can only train.
The club were ordered into total quarantine until midnight on Sunday, meaning the players weren’t even allowed to train.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports Inter will be allowed to train in a bubble for now but not to play any matches.
However, the report claims players could get the green light to leave for international duty today, against coach Antonio Conte’s will.
It all depends on the latest round of swabs and if all the tests come back negative, the ATS of Milan will let Romelu Lukaku and the other international stars travel.
The federations have sent a request to the local health authority for the return of their players, with Croatia being the first country to ask for permission to let Marcelo Brozovic and Ivan Perisic leave.
Denmark then followed for Christian Eriksen, Belgium for Lukaku and Slovakia for Milan Skriniar.
Morocco has not asked for Achraf Hakimi yet, but the newspaper claims the request will most likely arrive today.
The international rules apply to all workers in quarantine, where a person who has started a period of isolation abroad has the right to return to his country of origin to finish the quarantine period.
The indication is clearly subject to the outcome of the molecular tests carried out yesterday and if only one positivity emerges in Appiano, the local health authority will not let the players leave.