After a dreamy year-end, with his Sporting debut, at the age of 20, against Portimonense, contributing to a 3-2 win – when the Lions came in and lost 0-1 – Jenny Katamo started the new year 2022 in the worst fashion. Yesterday, on his return to the Academy to present himself to work on Team B, the Mozambican International Pavilion tested positive for the antigen tests that all athletes, coaches and other personnel of the teams attending the Academy, in Alcochete, are immediately isolated, in order to comply with the mandatory quarantine .
Jenny Katamo is asymptomatic, he spent the holiday season with a limited group, but nevertheless, ended up with a positive accusation at the internal oversight that Leo Club enforces.
Given that at this time, according to the latest regulations announced by the Directorate General of Health, the mandatory quarantine of asymptomatic cases is only seven days, Jenny Katamu may return to the Academy as soon as the beginning of next week, to see if he is part of the main team, by order From Rúben Amorim, or whether he’s back in the Lions’ B team, led by Felipe Celecaya.
Thus, the 20-year-old winger misses the match against Torreense, of Team B, and cannot be an option for Amorim, if the coach decides, for the trip to the Azores, where the Lions will face Saint Clara on Friday.
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