Bayern Munich midfielder Joshua Kimmich has to wait until next year after suffering a lung injury due to coronavirus.
The Germany international, who admitted in October that he had not been vaccinated for fear of long-term effects due to lack of clinical studies, tested positive last month. and despite the completion of detention as scheduled on Wednesday But he admitted that his physical condition was not yet ready to return to training.
And since following a test positive, Kimmich missed the 2-1 defeat to Augsburg due to quarantine. Then missed games against Armenia Bielefeld and Borussia Dortmund, as well as the Champions League games. At his club he conquered both Dinamo Kyiv and Barcelona.
Until the latest on December 9, the news revealed that he will wait to return to play next year due to his recovery after finding that he has a lung blemish.
“I came out of a long quarantine yesterday. I’m eager to be back with the team again,” Kimmich posted on Instagram.
“However, I still have to be patient for a while because I’m not allowed to do anything at all due to a small blemish on my lungs.”
“I’m going to watch the remaining three games on the couch. And then we’ll meet again in January.”
As a result, Kimmich will not be involved in the Tigers’ games against Mainz (December 11), Stuttgart (December 14) and Wolfsboa. Margaret (Dec. 17) before entering the halftime season of the Beer City League.
In addition to Kimmich, whose wages have been deducted The other four Bayern generals who will also face a fine according to club rules if they are unable to play due to quarantine are Serge Gnabry, Jamal Musaila, Michael Guisin. S and Eric Maxim Chupo Moting, who are also not vaccinated.
Meanwhile, Bundesliga games have been set to limit the number of spectators in stadiums to 50 per cent, or full capacity, up to 15,000, following the German outbreak of coronavirus. ripple
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