Neymar, Angel Di Maria, Keylor Navas and Leandro Paredes have returned to Paris Saint-Germain after testing positive for coronavirus.
Sky Sports News learned that Neymar was being educated on his own before this week, in accordance with Ligue 1 protocols and the consultation was conducted behind closed doors.
On Friday afternoon, he posted on his Twitter account: “I trained again, happy. CORONAOUT”.
PSG coach Thomas Tuchel took an inventory of the team on Saturday, in which he said that Neymar, along with Paredes, Di María and Navas have returned to the organization’s education and could participate in the Ligue 1 clash of the Sunday with Marseille.
Kylian Mbappé is part of an organization of PSG players who have recently returned to testing and have not yet returned.
Tuchel said: “So there are still Marquinhos, Mauro Icardi and Kylian Mbappé who exercise or do nothing, like Kylian, after testing positive. Everyone else today with the band.
“So let’s see, let’s hope, they’ll all be in combination for the boys who played. It’s the day after the match [against Lens], it’s not even 48 hours, so you have to be careful and it may not be too much. “A lot. .
“The boys who came back and didn’t play will be in a small organization that will finish education maybe with a game with a little more intensity. . . and then we’re going to do another education to get ready for the game. “[against Marseille] tactically.
“If (Julian) Draxler can come back, we’re leaving tomorrow, and if Angel, Leo Parades, Ney [Neymar] and Keylor make sense to start or finish, we’re going tomorrow. “
On September 2, Sky Sports News proved that Neymar was one of three PSG players who tested positive for COVID-19, and that the striker felt “very good” despite the result.
The French sports newspaper L’Equipe reported that the trio that the PSG showed tested on September 2 had just returned from a holiday in Ibiza, Spain, and then continued with a seven-day quarantine.
The PSG showed that a total of seven other people on Tuchel’s team had had positive effects for coronavirus prior to the start of their Ligue 1 2020/21 campaign.
Mbappé’s goal in the 41st minute was enough for France to defeat Sweden in the League of Nations on 5 September, but the striker missed the win over Croatia three days later and Paris Saint-Germain faced Lens on Thursday, alongside Neymar, after a positive torunda.
PSG their season just 18 days after being defeated 1-0 in the Champions League against Bayern Munich in Lisbon.
The 2020/21 French national season began on 21 August and PSG had to face Lens just six days after their defeat to Bayern, but the adjustment was postponed until 10 September to give them a long free time before the new campaign.
Ligue 1, the top European professional football league, will not resume matches after the coronavirus pandemic, with PSG winning the 2019/20 title.
Tuchel’s team had a lead of at least 12 points before the game was suspended in March.