His club also suspended him indefinitely, “I am sorry if I gave the impression that I am not taking coronavirus seriously,” Kalou said, “I would also like to apologize to all those who appeared in the video who didn’t know that I was broadcasting live and whom I didn’t want to bring into this situation.”Make better choices. The league already published a reopening plan, which would have games played without spectators for quite some time. Get your Fantasy Football league up and running today!Universities issue stern warning to 'selfish' students partying on campus as they return for classes: 'There is no place for you here'Chelsea close in on signing Chilwell from Leicester in £50m dealCalifornia's 2 Emergencies: How To Shelter People Fleeing Wildfires In A PandemicNew Industrywide Theater-Safety Plan Launches with Acknowledgment: ‘Going to the Movies Is Not Risk-Free’In a major twist, prostitution case against Robert Kraft may protect citizens from unchecked police surveillanceComebacks for Exeter and Wasps as Bristol hold off GloucesterNHL condemns announcer Mike Milbury’s ‘insensitive and insulting comment’ about womenCollege Football Podcast - Stop protesting the Big Ten's decision to postpone football, fall sportsPatriots host rookie free agent DT Michael Barnett on a tryoutCheck Out The 17 Times The Chevy Corvette Has Paced The Indy 500LeBron James calls out use of his name in 'BS' disinformation campaign about mail votingAt football players' request, Ole Miss covers up Confederate statue overlooking practice fieldChanging their tune: Damian Lillard, other stars will no longer hear favorite tracks in bubble ‘road’ games

"The reality is the exact opposite, because I'm really worried about the people of Africa, because health systems aren't as good there as they are in Germany.

It’s unclear if the positive tests on Monday will alter the Bundesliga’s plans or upcoming announcement. Salomon Kalou has been suspended by his club Hertha Berlin after filming himself flouting social distancing rules on his return to training. "The club has therefore made the decision to suspend the player in question from training and matches with immediate effect. "Salomon Kalou was tempted by his negative test results to greet the other players in the dressing room, sometimes with a handshake, contrary to the clear announcements made by health authorities. "A statement from the DFL, the German league body, added: "The pictures of Salomon Kalou from the Hertha BSC dressing room are absolutely unacceptable. The Brazilian Serie A season began last weekend, having missed its scheduled May start because of the coronavirus pandemic.

"With this video taken inside the team's dressing room, Kalou broke clear internal rules and displayed a behaviour, which is neither appropriate for this current situation, nor reflective of the code of conduct of Hertha BSC.

A decision on whether the DFL's plans to resume group training meet with government approval is expected on Wednesday.The Bundesliga is set to become the first major football league in Europe to return to competition.Officials suggested resuming on 9 May but the government "There can be no tolerance for this - also with regard to players and clubs that adhere to the guidelines because they have grasped the seriousness of the situation. **** XINHUA Appeared to make light of #COVID19 … "In a statement on the club's official website, Kalou, 34, apologised for his actions. Former Chelsea forward Salomon Kalou has been suspended by Hertha Berlin after shaking hands with team-mates and appearing to make light of the coronavirus pandemic with a … Coronavirus: Kalou suspended by Hertha for flouting safety rules in social media video. It is expected to have another wave of testing later this week.“The tests carried out in the past few days have served their purpose of providing additional security and thus protecting the players as best as possible from infection in team training or game operations,” the Bundesliga said in a statement, Hertha Berlin forward Salomon Kalou posted a video to social media on Monday that showed him shaking hands with people and even interrupting another player while he was being tested for the coronavirus.Salomon Kalou has been suspended by his club Hertha Berlin after filming himself flouting social distancing rules on his return to training.“The pictures from Salomon Kalou from the changing room of Hertha are completely unacceptable,” the league said in a statement, Kalou later apologized for his actions. Kalou, who has maintained his fitness with a strict personal training program, is expected to make his debut for Botafogo in their home clash against Atletico Mineiro next Wednesday (Aug. 19). Get all the sports news you need, direct to your inbox.Germany’s top soccer league announced that 10 players had tested positive for the coronavirus, Most of the players who tested positive are believed to be asymptomatic, per the report. Former Chelsea forward Salomon Kalou has been suspended by his club Hertha Berlin after filming himself flouting social distancing rules on his return to training. It’s not clear who the 10 are who tested positive nor who they play for, however FC Köln announced on Friday that three of its players had tested positive.The Bundesliga has allowed teams to resume training under strict social distancing rules and was expected to make an announcement about a possible season restart on Wednesday. "I'm sorry if I gave the impression that I'm not taking coronavirus seriously. I want to apologise for this. I would also like to apologise to all those who appeared in the video who didn't know that I was broadcasting live and whom I didn't want to bring into this situation. "Clubs in the top two German divisions have returned 10 positive results from 1,724 coronavirus tests, according to the German football league. "I didn't really think it through, and was excited that my tests came back negative. Kalou appeared to make light of the coronavirus pandemic live on social media as the Bundesliga attempts to return to action later this month.The Ivorian also filmed himself interrupting a team-mate's test while screening it live on Facebook - an act that was branded "absolutely unacceptable" by the German league.Kalou admitted to the BBC that it "would be awkward" returning to playing top-level football because the game is a contact sport. "General manager Michael Preetz added: "With his video, Salomon Kalou has not only done a great deal of damage to Hertha BSC, but also created the impression that individual players are not taking the issue of coronavirus seriously, in a time of great discussion on the resumption of football and the role of the professional game. "With his 'Corona Song', Kalou gave the impression that he is not aware of the extent of the ongoing pandemic.