Barcelona's Lionel Messi and his teammates have resumed training for the first time since the commencement of the Coronavirus lockdown.   The Argentine superstar, along with other players, was spotted at the Joan Gamper training base, dribbling through posts as they prepare for LaLiga's upcoming resumption in June.   Teammates Antoine Griezmann and Luis Suarez were also seen training, while manager Quique Setien was pictured wearing a face mask and gloves.   Additionally, stars Clement Lenglet and Arturo Vidal were sighted driving into their training base wearing protective masks.    Their return to training comes three days after several clubs in Spain tested players for Coronavirus ahead of La Liga's resumption next month.   View more photos below.    

Following the enforcement of the Coronavirus lockdown, Lionel Messi and his Barcelona team-mates have resumed training for the first time.   The Argentine star, Lionel Messi, was seen at the Joan Gamper training base on Friday morning practicing his dribbling skills as preparation for the LaLiga resumption in June.   His teammates, Antoine Griezmann and Luis Suarez, were also spotted training while the manager, Quique Setien, was pictured wearing a face mask and gloves.   Other players like Clement Lenglet and Arturo Vidal were seen arriving at the training base earlier, wearing protective masks.   The return to training comes three days after several clubs in Spain tested their players for Coronavirus in preparation for the ...

According to a warning issued by the World Health Organization (WHO), up to 190,000 people in Africa could lose their lives to Coronavirus within the first year of the pandemic if measures to contain the disease are not successful.   A new study conducted by the WHO's regional office in Brazzaville revealed that the projected number of fatalities ranges from 83,000 to 190,000, with an estimated 29 to 44 million individuals being infected during this period. This research, based on prediction modeling, encompasses 47 countries with a collective population of one billion.    While the virus has spread at a relatively sluggish pace across the continent and has not resulted in the dramatic surge of infections or deaths witnessed in Europe, the United States, and other regi...