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Jordan Ayew Returns To Training After Recovering From Coronavirus

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Black Stars and Crystal Palace Striker Jordan Ayew has returned to training after he tested positive for coronavirus two weeks ago.

Ayew tested positive for the virus days after he returned to his club following an international duty with the the Black Stars.

Jordan had been on quarantine for approximately two weeks, but with tests returning negative, the striker is back in training with his teammates.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson made the announcement at a pre-matchday presser and further stated that Jordan is in contention for a place in the starting team for this weekend’s game against Wolves.

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