January 2nd: The troop gathers. Three players are missing: Karl Wallinius (corona), Lucas Pellas (related to corona) and Lukas Sandell (new father). Press manager Daniel Vandor tests positive and is allowed to return home.
January 3rd: Goalkeeper Tobias Thulin has tested positive and is isolated.
January 4: EHF leaves the message that those who tested positive before the European Championships are not allowed to play in the tournament for 14 days. Those who test positive during the European Championships will be gone for 10 days.
January 5th: Oscar Bergendahl and assistant national team captain Martin Boquist have tested positive. But the levels are low. Bergendahl continues to train as it is probably about “remnants” from a previous infection. Boquist is isolated. Wallinius joins.
6 January: EHF changes: a five-day quarantine applies both before and during the European Championships if you can present two negative tests at 24-hour intervals. Lucas Pellas has tested positive at home. Sweden defeats the Netherlands in the first genre rope. Bergendahl and Wallinus play. Boquist isolated. Thulin is out of his isolation after testing negative.
January 7: All players are PCR-tested again.
January 8: New positive case: Hampus Wanne. Martin Boquist and Lucas Pellas remain positive.
January 9: Lukas Sandell will join the squad.
January 11: The team flies to the European Championships.
January 13: European Championship premiere against Bosnia.
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