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The Scottish federal government is warning it could simply call a halt to football right after a Celtic player apologised for breaching coronavirus procedures.
Boli Bolingoli has admitted he played in Sunday’s match towards Kilmarnock even with having lately returned from Spain without quarantining.
The Celtic defender explained he was “guilty of an error of judgement”.
The breach will come following 8 Aberdeen players apologised for viewing a bar at the centre of a Covid-19 outbreak.
Two of the gamers afterwards analyzed optimistic for the virus, whilst six are at present self-isolating.
In a assertion, Bolingoli stated he wished to apologise to his manager, group mates, supporters, “and so a lot of many others for permitting them down so poorly”.
‘What I did was wrong’
He additional: “I am responsible of a big error of judgement. I know what I did was incorrect and I know that I need to now offer with the consequences.”
Celtic FC explained a complete investigation was underneath way into the incident .
The club mentioned it took its response to Covid-19 “very very seriously” and that, to day, it experienced not recorded any constructive assessments.
In a statement, the Scottish authorities mentioned it was aware of stories of the player having broken quarantine principles final week.
It added: “We are at the moment in dialogue with the club and soccer governing bodies to build the info.
“If confirmed as yet another significant incident inside Scottish football, in which protocols have been breached at the threat of wider community health, then the Scottish govt will have very little decision but to take into consideration regardless of whether a pause is now required in the resumption of the activity in Scotland.”
