Tottenham step up training as Serge Aurier appears to violate coronavirus lockdown rules - in pictures

Club looking into Instagram image of Ivory Coast international getting a haircut

Tottenham's Gedson Fernandes leaves Tottenham Hotspur training centre. Reuters

Tottenham's Serge Aurier arrives at Tottenham Hotspur training centre. Reuters

Tottenham's Lucas Moura at Tottenham Hotspur training centre in North London. Reuters

A man wearing a mask and gloves is seen at the car park entrance at Tottenham Hotspur training centre. Reuters

Tottenham's Steven Bergwijn. Reuters

Tottenham's Juan Foyth at Tottenham Hotspur training centre. Reuters

Tottenham's goalkeeper and captain. Hugo Lloris. Reuters

Tottenham Hotspur players continued their training comeback on Wednesday with a number of first-team players reporting for duty at the club's training facility.

Brazil forward Lucas Moura joined teammates including Dutch winger Steve Bergwijn and Portugal midfielder Gedson Fernandes, who joined the North London club in January, for training carried out under strict guidelines.

Defender Serge Aurier arrived at the training ground in his car wearing a face mask, with the club saying they are looking into an incident after the Ivory Coast international appeared to breach coronavirus social-distancing guidelines by posting an image of himself receiving a haircut on Instagram.

As part of Project Restart, players must practise social distancing at all times, the league said, with contact training not permitted at this stage.

Players will be asked to use an app on a daily basis to record any symptoms.

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