Announcing the identity of the first player to catch Corona in the French League
French football club Montpellier announced that one of its players was hospitalized "two days ago" for reasons that have not been disclosed, while close sources and press reports said that he is being treated for the new Corona virus, which makes him the first player in the first division to be infected with "Covid-19".
The club was satisfied with noting that "due to problems in the digestive and respiratory systems, one of our players was hospitalized in Montpellier and treated two days ago in a specialized place to benefit from appropriate care", without revealing additional details or the player's name.
But reports, including for the sports newspaper "L'Equipe", indicated that the meaning was midfielder Junior Sampia, 23, and that he had been receiving medical attention since the weekend.
A source close to the file confirmed this information to AFP.
"France Football" magazine stated that the player was initially admitted to a medical center, Monday, before being transferred to a specialized medical clinic "after his health condition was reduced."
French reports agreed that the player is infected with the virus.
In the event that Sampia's official affirmation of "Covid-19" was officially confirmed, he would become the first player in the French first division to prove his injury, knowing that South Korean Hyun-Joon Suk from Troyes Club (second degree), he had become in March the first professional player in France Infected with the virus.
"Coved-19" led to the death of about 22 thousand people in France, according to the outcome of Thursday night, about 3 weeks before May 11, the date set by President Emmanuel Macron to start the gradual lifting of the isolation and closure measures imposed to curb the spread of the epidemic.
Some clubs intend to consider the possibility of resuming their group exercises in May, in preparation for a possible resumption of suspended French league activities, like all other sporting events around the world, since last month due to the emerging Corona virus.
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