Juventus were isolated after two members tested positive for COVID-19.
“This procedure will allow all members who have tested negative to perform normal educational activities and physical activities, but will not be allowed to touch outside the group,” the club said Saturday. “The club is in constant contact with the applicable fitness authorities. “
The Italian champions said none of the inflamed were players or technical or medical personnel, adding that they were hoping to play the match scheduled for Sunday against Napoli.
However, Naples faces an outbreak after midfielder Piotr Zielinski and a member tested positive for COVID-19 in this week’s tests, and Reuters (h/t ESPN) pointed to reports from Italy suggesting that the team might be prohibited from traveling. Turin to face Juventus.
Napoli’s last match on Sunday against Genoa, which had several players and staff tested positive.