Former Liverpool player and manager Kenny Dalglish, who tested positive for the coronavirus, has been released from hospital according to British media reports.
Liverpool said on Friday that Dalglish, 69, was admitted to hospital for an infection. He required intravenous antibiotics, but was asymptomatic.
The former Scotland international is now back home where he is self-isolating and he hailed the healthcare workers at the National Health Service (NHS), as they battle the pandemic that has killed over 108,000 people worldwide.
"People may think my name got me the best of care but every patient in the NHS gets the best of care," Dalglish told The Sunday Post.
"As a nation, we are lucky to have them and I wish them all well as they work tirelessly, to help the country through this pandemic."
Dalglish, who also played for Celtic, is a revered figure at Anfield, having won six English league titles and three European Cups as a player, before adding three more league triumphs as a manager.
More than 1.7 million people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally, according to a Reuters tally.
The United Kingdom has nearly 79,000 cases with 9,875 deaths.
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FIFA ponder third player transfer window
FIFA could allow a third transfer window to enable the sport to seek flexible solutions to the coronavirus pandemic which has put league seasons on hold.
James Kitching, director of Football Regulatory at FIFA, told Germany's broadcaster ARD a third transfer period could be a possibility for federations.
This would be dealt with flexibly as long as the current total period for transfers of 16 weeks is not extended, he said.
At present the two transfer periods are a maximum of 12 weeks between seasons and four weeks in the middle of the season.
FIFA last week approved guidelines on players' contracts and transfer deadlines to enable league seasons to be extended beyond June as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
On transfer windows FIFA said it "will be flexible and will allow the relevant transfer windows to be moved so they fall between the end of the old season and the start of the new season."
Players with contracts expiring on June 30 should be allowed to complete the season if it finishes at a later stage, FIFA said.
Most leagues are suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic and plans are being made to complete seasons - with play almost certainly going beyond that regular cut-off date.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino said the Covid-19 pandemic had "clearly changed all the factual circumstances around football for this season."
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