Rangers defender Ross McCrorie has tested positive for the coronavirus.
The 22-year-old, who is currently on loan at English League One side Portsmouth, was diagnosed with the deadly virus.
He has now been told to self-isolate and is under the care of Ibrox medics.
They are also closely monitoring twin brother Robbie, on loan from the Light Blues to Livingston, as he shares an apartment with his sibling.
McCrorie is the fifth Pompey player to test positive for covid-19 after James Bolton, Andy Cannon, Haji Mnoga and Sean Raggett all contracted the virus.
In a statement Portsmouth said: "Portsmouth Football Club can confirm that Ross McCrorie has tested positive for coronavirus.
"Previous tests showed that four other members of the squad – James Bolton, Andy Cannon, Haji Mnoga and Sean Raggett – had also contracted the virus.
"All five players displayed mild or no symptoms, but are self-isolating in accordance with government guidelines.
"The club are now waiting on the results of one more test, which is for a member of the backroom team.
"We urge everyone to continue following government advice to help limit the spread of this virus.
"Stay at home. Protect the NHS. Save lives."
Rangers wished McCrorie all the best as he battled the virus.
A statement read: "On behalf of everyone at #RangersFC we pass on our best wishes to first team player Ross McCrorie.
"We urge everyone to continue following government advice to help limit the spread of this virus. Stay at home. Protect the NHS. Save lives. #StayHomeSaveLives."
