<p>Barcelona forward Ousmane Dembele, defender Samuel Umtiti and midfielder Gavi have tested positive for Covid-19, the Spanish club said Wednesday, bringing to six the number of infected first team players.</p>.<p>"The players are in good health and self-isolating at home. The Club has reported the cases to the relevant authorities", it said in a statement.</p>.<p>The three players join left-back Jordi Alba, centre-back Clement Lenglent and defender Dani Alves, who also tested positive this week.</p>.<p>Barcelona, currently seventh in La Liga, travel to Real Mallorca (15th) on Sunday.</p>.<p>Several Spanish clubs have reported Covid cases, such as Real Sociedad on Monday or Real Madrid in mid-December, but no match has yet been postponed.</p>.<p>According to La Liga and Spanish Football Federation rules, a match is suspended when a team does not have at least 13 players, of which five must be from the first team.</p>.<p>This puts Sunday's match between Atletico Madrid and Rayo Vallecano at risk because the latter team has up to 17 infected players, according to press reports, making it the hardest-hit squad in the first division.</p>.<p>Real Sociedad has reported 10 infected players, Cadiz has five and RCD Mallorca four.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
<p>Barcelona forward Ousmane Dembele, defender Samuel Umtiti and midfielder Gavi have tested positive for Covid-19, the Spanish club said Wednesday, bringing to six the number of infected first team players.</p>.<p>"The players are in good health and self-isolating at home. The Club has reported the cases to the relevant authorities", it said in a statement.</p>.<p>The three players join left-back Jordi Alba, centre-back Clement Lenglent and defender Dani Alves, who also tested positive this week.</p>.<p>Barcelona, currently seventh in La Liga, travel to Real Mallorca (15th) on Sunday.</p>.<p>Several Spanish clubs have reported Covid cases, such as Real Sociedad on Monday or Real Madrid in mid-December, but no match has yet been postponed.</p>.<p>According to La Liga and Spanish Football Federation rules, a match is suspended when a team does not have at least 13 players, of which five must be from the first team.</p>.<p>This puts Sunday's match between Atletico Madrid and Rayo Vallecano at risk because the latter team has up to 17 infected players, according to press reports, making it the hardest-hit squad in the first division.</p>.<p>Real Sociedad has reported 10 infected players, Cadiz has five and RCD Mallorca four.</p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>