Ghana U-20 captain Emmanuel Toku shares experience on coronavirus outbreak in Denmark

Published on: 20 March 2020
Ghana U-20 captain Emmanuel Toku shares experience on coronavirus outbreak in Denmark
Emmanuel Toku of Ghana during the 2017 Under 17 Africa Cup of Nations Finals Ghana and Niger at the Port Gentil Stadium, Gabon on 24 May 2017 ©Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix

Former Ghana U-20 star Emmanuel Toku has shared his experience of living in isolation during this period of coronavirus outbreak.

Toku currently plays in Denmark for first division side Fremad Amager.

Denmark has recorded a total of 1,132 cases with six deaths recorded with schools and the airports closed down to prevent the virus from spreading.

The 19-year old opened up on how the Covid-19 has made life unbearable and uneasy in the European country.

 “Football has been suspended and I am currently at home”, he told Happy FM.

“We have not been told to go home by the club. The club has given as a program for us to train alone at home”.

Toku stated that life is boring at the moment due to suspension of the league and he only has to stay indoors.

“I am always in the room and in the evening I go out to do some personal training on my own.

“I always play my play station and then call my other colleagues on phone.

Here in Copenhagen it’s only the airports and schools that have been closed down but the super markets are still operating.

He advised Ghanaians to adhere to the directives and stay safe since the virus is serious and very deadly.

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