Sport Managing Director Horst Heldt does not attribute the three positive Corona tests at 1. FC Köln to mistakes by the Bundesliga club. “Nobody from our team behaved carelessly,” said Heldt the picture on Sunday.
Heldt denies reckless behavior
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“The fact is: we have three infected and over 50 non-infected in our test group,” says Heldt: “In this respect, we assume that the rules and measures at Geißbockheim work.”
The FC had announced on Friday evening that three people had tested positive. According to SID information, there are two players and a physiotherapist. The trio, which showed no symptoms, went into quarantine for 14 days.
Heldt is not afraid of further infections. “Fear is the wrong word,” said the former professional, “we have created all the conditions to avoid infection in the team. And we will continue to do so.”
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