Yasin Ayati has missed training with Sweden (Image: Newsquest)
Yasin Ayati has missed training with Sweden (Image: Newsquest)
Yasin Ayari will miss at least one of Sweden’s forthcoming Nations League fixtures due to illness.
The Albion midfielder is one of several squad members who have had cold-like symptoms.
It would appear unlikely it would affect his availability for his club’s return to action next weekend but they are sure to be monitoring the situation.
Sweden are preparing for away games with Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday and then Romania on Monday.
There is no indication as to whether the unwell players will feature in Bucharest.
Ayari had been busy during the current international window, playing all but one minute of the first two games.
He produced a brilliant through pass to send Alexander Isak through to score in the home game with Romania.
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The Seagulls star then scored and was arguably his side’s best player in a 3-1 victory over Poland.
Ayari, Benjamin Nygren and Gustaf Lagerbielke were isolated from the group as they trained at Swedish FA headquarters near Stockholm due to cold symptoms and did not travel to Sarajevo.
They were later joined on the sick list by Elliot Stroud and Patrik Walemar.
National team doctor Jonas Werner said: “We are taking the measures that are possible to limit the further spread of infection and are following the progress of those who have fallen ill.”