English clubs are to carry out
Ebola tests on some of their players returning from international matches.
Recall that African players took
part in African Nations Cup Qualifiers these past days, and clubs like
Newcastle United, Swansea City, and Manchester City are set to carry out the
tests as precautionary move.
While speaking about the two African
players who play for his club; Newcastle United manager, Allan Pardew said:
“We'd be naive not to have concerns. We have a strategy for
when they return and making sure they and their families are taken care of.
“They're essential to us and our doctor has looked into the
problems that might arise and also protection for them and to make sure we do
our very best to help them,” Pardew was quoted in the Daily
Mail.
A spokesman for Swansea City also shared similar believe with
the Pardew:
“Out of our players, it is only Bony that has returned from
Africa. The club is well aware of the situation, but the doctors are quite
relaxed about it.
“He will go through normal fitness checks and medical tests
which any player returning from an international game would go through."
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