According to reports, Juventus superstar Paulo Dybala has tested positive for coronavirus, leading to 121 individuals associated with the club going into self-isolation.
Venezuelan publication El Nacional confirmed Dybala’s positive coronavirus test and his subsequent quarantine.
Last Wednesday, Juventus defender Daniele Rugani became the first Serie A player to test positive for coronavirus. He had shared a dressing room with his teammates during their 2-0 victory against Inter Milan, a match held behind closed doors.
The club released a statement confirming that 121 individuals, including players, staff, managers, and escorts, are voluntarily self-isolating at home in accordance with health authority guidelines.
Additionally, Cristiano Ronaldo is self-isolating at his home in Madeira, Portugal. He had returned to visit his mother, who suffered a stroke, and has expressed reluctance to return to Italy due to the coronavirus outbreak.