Amiri tests positive for COVID-19
Midfielder Nadiem Amiri has tested positive for COVID-19. The infection of the Germany international was diagnosed on Tuesday 26 January. The 24-year-old immediately went into self-isolation.
All further measures will be taken in consultation with the appropriate public health office in Düsseldorf.
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