Former Leeds United protector Norman Hunter is in hospital after being detected with COVID-19, the Championship club have actually validated.

The 76- year-old was confessed after screening positive for coronavirus, according to a club declaration launched on Friday.

“We can confirm that Leeds United and England legend Norman Hunter is being treated in hospital after testing positive for COVID-19,” the declaration checked out.

” We would like to take this chance to advise the public and the media to appreciate the desires of Norman and his family and to provide the space they need throughout this hard time.

“Keep battling Norman, we are all with you.”

Hunter invested 14 years with Leeds, winning 2 league titles, an EFL Cup and reaching the European Cup final in 1975, where they lost 2-0 to Bayern Munich.

He then bet Bristol City and Barnsley, where he completed his profession in 1982.

Understood for his combative design of play, Hunter won 28 caps for England and became part of the World Cup- winning team of 1966.

He had spells as Barnsley manager from 1980-84 and Rotherham United from 1985-87

Club Declaration: Norman Hunter#KeepFightingNorman

— Leeds United (@LUFC) April 10, 2020

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