Kimmich and the Corona case: These rules now apply to the Bayern star

Joshua Kimmich has now become infected with the corona virus as an unvaccinated person.

What's next with the midfield star of FC Bayern Munich?

An overview.

Munich - it can go that fast.

So now he's infected!

Joshua Kimmich, probably Germany's best-known unvaccinated person, was infected with the corona virus.

That is actually bad for the national player, as the delta variant is considered particularly aggressive and one has to hope that the 26-year-old experiences a mild course.

On the other hand, the midfield star of FC Bayern also missed important games.

Above all, the top Bundesliga match between the record champions and Borussia Dortmund on December 4th.

Because at the earliest, Kimmich can get out of domestic isolation in 14 days.

The future will tell when and whether the debate about the vaccine tamer will subside.

Because Kimmich is not considered recovered immediately after the 14 days have elapsed.

So it goes with the FCB star now.

Kimmich has Corona: When can the FCB star free himself?

As is now well known:

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If the disease progresses asymptomatic, he can end the isolation no earlier than

detected

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A negative PCR or antigen test is necessary for this.

FC Bayern will have to do without its midfield director not only in the home game against Arminia Bielefeld on Saturday, but also in the classic in Dortmund at BVB on December 4th.

Kimmich could return to the Champions League game against FC Barcelona on December 8th

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But only if he shows no symptoms in isolation.

In such a case, the Bayern professional can test himself free for at least 48 hours at the earliest 14 days after the onset of symptoms and freedom from symptoms.

Kimmich has Corona: When does the FCB star have recovered status?

The national player

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His positive PCR test must be at least 28 days ago and there must be no more symptoms.

- when the Bundesliga is taking a winter break.

Does Kimmich no longer have to get vaccinated?

Despite the infection, Kimmich

in the long run if he wants to belong to the group of

who have been vaccinated and recovered.

Because if the infection was detected more than six months ago, the Bayern professional is no longer considered to have recovered.

Then the Robert Koch Institute recommends a vaccine dose.

At the end of May, the debate about Germany's most famous unvaccinated people could arise again.

However, national coach Hansi Flick recently reported from a personal conversation with Kimmich, according to which his tendency to vaccinate.