New vaccination problems at FC Bayern: professionals are not allowed to go to the team hotel to prepare

The corona trouble does not end at Bayern.

Before the game at FC Augsburg, the team from Munich is confronted with strict security requirements.

Munich - On Tuesday there was good news and less good news for FC Bayern.

Joshua Kimmich (26), Serge Gnabry (26) and Jamal Musiala (18) left the quarantine at home after the corona vortex on the German national team.

Before the Bundesliga game on Friday in Augsburg, however, they are not allowed to go to the “Maximilian's” hotel, where the team stays in the afternoon and prepares for the game.

The same applies to Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (32), who was able to free himself over the weekend.

FC Bayern professionals neither vaccinated nor recovered - they are not allowed to go to the team hotel

The reason for the renewed vaccination vortex: The corona measures in the Free State of Bavaria have been tightened.

The 2G rule applies in restaurants and hotels.

Means: guests have to be vaccinated or have recovered.

There will be no exception at “Maximilian's”, said a hotel employee

when asked by

.

After Niklas Süle's (26) positive corona test after arriving at the German national team on November 8th in Wolfsburg, Kimmich, Gnabry, Musiala and Choupo-Moting were in quarantine.

Gnabry and Musiala were already back on the training ground on Tuesday.

Only Kimmich was absent for private reasons.

Choupo-Moting traveled to the Cameroonian national team on Sunday, where he met Ivory Coast in front of a home crowd in Douala in the evening in qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

FC Bayern in Augsburg without Süle - defenders must remain in quarantine

Süle, who was infected with the corona virus, has to stay in domestic isolation for a longer period of time - and will miss the derby against FC Augsburg on Friday.

The double-vaccinated central defender has mild symptoms.

His quarantine will only end after 14 days, provided that he can then show a negative test and is symptom-free.

Meanwhile, Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder can imagine compulsory vaccination for football professionals.

“I am in favor of compulsory vaccination for certain occupational groups, we need that.

I think it would be a good signal that we are also discussing something like this for the football sector - as a signal for the unity of fans and players, ”he said at

.