“The treatment process was started immediately in line with the relevant procedures in order to ensure the head’s health as soon as possible,” the club said in a statement.
Football leagues in Turkey, which were suspended in March due to the virus outbreak, are set to resume next month.
The paused top-tier Super Lig competitions will return on June 12.
As of Wednesday, the overall count of virus cases in Turkey reached 143,114.
A majority of patients — 101,715 — have recovered, while 3,952 have died so far, according to the official data.
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