BILLY VUNIPOLA AND MAKO VUNIPOLA RETURNED TO SARACENS AFTER VISITING FAMILY IN TONGA WHICH INCLUDED A SHORT STOP AT HONG KONG AIRPORT.
Travellers returning from Hong Kong are not currently subject to mandatory quarantine or self-isolation unless they become symptomatic.
Neither Billy or Mako have displayed symptoms of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) and on their return to London were assessed by the club’s medical staff.
Club Statement: Billy and Mako Vunipola
— Saracens Rugby Club (@Saracens) March 4, 2020
The duo have been around the Saracens environment for the past couple of days, with the latter available for selection this weekend.
Saracens will continue to follow the Public Health England and World Health Organisation regulations surrounding coronavirus and the medical staff will be closely monitoring Billy and Mako on a regular basis.
Highest paid players in the Gallagher Premiership
12. Danny Cipriani (Gloucester) – £400,000
The fly-half was on £190,000 to £200,000 when he first joined the Cherry and Whites, which was a relatively modest wage for a player of his calibre and experience. It’s been reported that his new deal is closer to £400,000.
11. Joe Launchbury (Wasps) – £420,000
The England second-row became the clubs highest-paid player after extending his contract earlier this season.
9-. Chris Ashton (Sale Sharks) – £450,000
9=. Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs) – £450,000
The Mail Online reported Slade will be paid around £450,000-a-year after signing a new two-year deal at Sandy Park earlier this year while teammate Jack Nowell will earn £350,000.