Three Fiorentina players and three members of the club’s staff have tested positive for coronavirus.
Serie A clubs were given permission by the Italian government to return to training. At the moment, players can only train individually.
The affected players and staff have been isolated from the rest.
Fiorentina issued a statement: ‘’The club has proceeded as per protocol, to isolate those involved.
The rest of the group are scheduled to undergo medical and fitness examinations prior to the start of personal activity in the field.’’
Another player tested positive for coronavirus at Torino on Wednesday and was placed in quarantine.
Sampdoria also reported 3 players to have tested positive for the virus, with one player, who has already tested positive since the start of the pandemic, still resulting positive to the deadly virus.
At least 19 Serie A players have tested positive for Covid-19 since the league was suspended, when the league ordered for a nationwide lockdown.
The Italian government begun to relax restrictions after an eight-week lockdown.
Serie A clubs were allowed to return training but a date for the resumption of the league has not been decided.
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