PERTH, AUSTRALIA - MAY 07: Conor McKenna of the Bombers looks on during the round seven AFL match between the Fremantle Dockers and the Essendon Bombers at Domain Stadium on May 7, 2017 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)

Only one other Bomber will have to quarantine with Conor McKenna for two weeks following an investigation from the Department of Health and Human Services, according to multiple reports.

The player is Essendon defender James Stewart, as confirmed by the club.

According to Sam McClure, all other Essendon players and staff tested negative to COVID-19 aside from McKenna.

“This has clearly been a sensitive and delicate matter, and as a club, the health and wellbeing of our players and staff, particularly Conor and James, has been our number one priority throughout this period,” Essendon chief executive officer Xavier Campbell told the club website.

“The public nature of our industry has made this task even more difficult but we are now pleased to have reached an outcome with the DHHS.

“On behalf of the club, I also wish to thank the Department of Health and Human Services for their significant work in recent days and for providing this information in a timely and professional manner.

“The players will formally recommence training on Wednesday morning at the NEC Hangar in preparation for our round four game against Carlton on Saturday night.”