Brisbane Roar's Scott McDonald investigated for alleged COVID-19 breach
Brisbane Roar striker Scott McDonald is in doubt to feature in the A-League finals series after allegedly breaching the competition's strict COVID-19 protocols.
The Former Socceroo is under investigation by Football Federation Australia after appearing on Optus Sport as a co-commentator for the UEFA Champions League, which could be in breach of the A-League's strict hub guidelines.
McDonald was shown to be sharing the small a small studio while calling Paris Saint-Germain's 2-1 win over Atalanta in the Champions League quarter-finals for Optus Sport on Thursday morning.
If found to be in breach of the protocols, the former Celtic striker may be forced to undergo a 14-days quarantine or be removed from the A-League hub.
"Football Federation Australia [FFA] confirms that it is aware that Brisbane Roar player Scott McDonald has engaged in activity as a commentator for Optus Sport's coverage of the UEFA Champions League," an FFA statement read.
"FFA is currently investigating the matter to assess whether or not the Hyundai A-League's COVID-19 Protocols were adhered to."
The Roar have completed their regular-season matches. They cannot finish lower than fifth on the table and have already secured a spot in the A-League finals, due to begin next weekend. The Roar were contacted for comment on Thursday.