Celtic are holding talks with government health officials after Odsonne Edouard tested positive for COVID-19.
The Parkhead club are trying to establish whether the player will need to self-isolate in France before returning to Scotland after his period of quarantine, as reported by the Daily Record.
Edouard returned a positive coronavirus test after meeting up with the France under-21 squad in Clarefontaine on Tuesday morning.
According to the Record, sources believe he may have picked up the virus on the journey to France.
Edouard will be required to quarantine for a minimum of ten days due to the positive test.
The French Football Federation said in a statement: " Odsonne Édouard will not participate in the France-Liechtenstein and France-Slovakia Espoirs matches, counting for the qualifiers for Euro 2021.
"The result of his Covid-19 test carried out by UEFA this Tuesday morning, October 6 having been positive, Odsonne Édouard was sidelined from the group upon receipt of the results, at the end of training . He was then placed in isolation.
"All the other tests carried out on the entire delegation, staff members and players, were negative."
Celtic also issued a statement to say that none of their other players had returned a positive test.
They added: "We can confirm that Odsonne Edouard has tested positive for COVID-19 while on international duty with France U21. As it stands, no other Celtic player has returned a positive test. Our thorough testing programme will continue and we will continue to follow all protocols."
