Ahead of the match against Scotland (26.3), the team fears Wolfsberger striker will have to stay in isolation before coming into contact with players in training camp in England • Association: "We are also unclear what can be done" • Signs: Herzog's isolation will be shortened in two days

• Sean Weissman. It's not a simple dilemma

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In the wake of the Corona's panic throughout the world, there is great uncertainty among the players of the Israeli team in preparation for the game against Scotland (26.3).

Striker Sean Weissman, who plays in the Austrian league, is expected to remain in the country until the selected rally. The team is concerned that Weissman, a Wolfsberger player, will have to stay in isolation before coming into contact with his teammates, so the issue has also been examined by the Ministry of Health. "Maybe they will do a blood test or another test to rule out the virus's carrying before it joins the team," said a union official who added: "We are also unclear what can be done. There are lots of question marks."

It should be noted that the professional team of the team was also injured. Coach Andy Herzog, who has spent the last few days in Austria, is scheduled to enter 14 days of isolation upon his arrival in Israel. The problem is that at 17.3 the team is scheduled to convene for training days in the varsity as part of a training program built specifically for dealing with the Scots.

Therefore, please contact the Health Ministry leaders to ease Herzog and shorten the isolation by two days. As a result, the Austrian is expected to land in Israel this weekend and enter home isolation. The professional team of the team will prepare the relevant video and reports for Herzog while the coach works from home.

Sean Weissman. Will he be able to join his teammates? // Photo: Udi Citiat