Moussa Sissoko in regular contact with family on lockdown in France
20-Mar-2020 12:27:07 | Four-Four-Two
Tottenham midfielder Moussa Sissoko has revealed how he is keeping in daily contact with family on lockdown in France.The French government has ordered strict measures in order to stop the spread of coronavirus, meaning some of Sissokos relatives are unable to leave the house.He has been training as normal this week, though Spurs have since opted to stop working at Hotspur Way in wake of the extended suspension to the Premier League."We need to stick together and hopefully, in a few weeks or few months, we'll have a better world." @MoussaSissoko #THFC #COYS pic.twitter.com/pTI6pPTSFB Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) March 20, 2020It will be a common problem for foreign players in this country during the crisis and Sissoko is trying his best.Every day Im on the phone with them, he told Spurs TV. At the moment theyre not going anywhere because in France, they cant move, they are not allowed to go out, only to buy some food.Its a very sad situation, all the world is affected. We need to be sensible and try to follow protocols.View this post on InstagramSalut tous, voil maintenant deux semaines que jai t opr et Dieu merci je me sens de mieux en mieux chaque jour. Je voulais aussi vous remercier pour les messages de soutien que je reois et qui me font vraiment plaisir. Cela me donne encore plus de force pour revenir vite et fort. Je vous joins ce message, dans ma bio , une petite vido de mon travail acharn chaque jour. Que la paix soit sur vous tous .A post shared by Moussa Sissoko (@moussasissokoofficiel) on Jan 22, 2020 at 9:42am PSTHopefully in a few weeks or a few months everything will be OK and everyone can go back to normal life and try to enjoy life.The pause in the game is likely to benefit Spurs as much as any other side as it will allow their key players to return to fitness in time for the resumption whenever that might be.Sissoko is one of those who has been injured, having undergone knee surgery to repair ligament damage suffered at Southampton on New Years Day.He had returned to full training just before the Premier League was halted and will be ready when fixtures can get back under way.He added: Im fine, my knees OK. Ive been training with the team for nearly two weeks now and everything is OK.Im trying to build up my fitness and trying to be ready for when were allowed to play again.(function(i,s,o,g,r,a,m){i['GoogleAnalyticsObject']=r;i[r]=i[r]||function(){
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