Nir Bitton's friend and Hatem 'Abd al-Hamid at Celtic, Boli Bollingoli, broke the isolation and played on Tuesday against the regulations • The Scottish Government threatens to stop the season

• Bolingoli stamps (left). Apologized

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The Scottish League was one of the first to close out the 2019/2020 season due to the Corona virus - and the season has not been renewed. Last week this league became one of the first to open the 2020/2021 season, but already after two rounds may find itself disabled.

As all over the world, the Scottish Premier League is also subject to strict regulations, which include isolation of league players. Now the Celtic champions, Bolly Bolingoli, have confessed that since returning from the league he has not complied with the rules of the rules, has not been in isolation as required, and has provoked the league management and the Scottish government.

The Belgian defender, a friend of the Israelis Nir Bitton and Hatem Alhamid who play with him in the team from Glasgow, apologized for his actions and his team made it clear that the matter would be investigated by them, but as stated in the Scottish Government do not accept the deviation from the procedures and threaten to disable the league.

Bollingoli managed to play in the last round (second season) in a draw (1: 1) against Kilmarnock, and according to the rules endangered not only his teammates but also the rival players. It now remains to be seen whether he will be punished, and if the third round, which is scheduled to begin tonight (Tuesday), is underway. Celtic are set to play again only tomorrow, when they host Seth. Mirren, as well as Kilmarnock, who will be hosted by Ross County.

Along with the great anger over Bollingoli, it was not reported whether the player or any of his league teammates were infected with the virus.