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Watford sent home three players from first-team training on Thursday after displaying signs of coronavirus.


The Hornets have tested the stars - one of whom had earlier this week self-isolated before appearing to recover before a relapse - with results due this afternoon.

The players will not return to their London Colney training ground until they are given the all clear.

Their training ground is next door to Arsenal's - which is now undergoing a deep clean after manager Mikel Arteta tested positive.
 
Everton Football Club confirm that, as a precautionary measure, its entire first-team squad and coaching staff are undertaking a period of self-isolation following medical advice.


The step has been taken after a first-team player reported symptoms consistent with coronavirus. The Club is in regular contact with the player in question and is monitoring the wellbeing of all players and staff.

The health, welfare and safety of all Everton players, staff and stakeholders is the Club’s absolute priority. Therefore, the Club has taken the decision to close down all Everton workplaces including USM Finch Farm, Goodison Park and its headquarters at the Royal Liver Building in Liverpool City Centre. The Club’s retail store at Goodison Park will also close but its Liverpool ONE store is unaffected and will remain open.

Everton will continue to adhere to UK Government and Public Health guidelines with regards to the closure of its facilities and wellbeing of staff and will be discussing next steps with regards to upcoming fixtures with the Premier League on Friday morning.

Further updates will be provided in due course, including guidance relating to forthcoming fixtures.
 
La Liga side Leganes have officially suspended their training after their club CEO tests positive for coronavirus.


OFFICIAL STATEMENT:

Throughout yesterday evening, the club received the information that our CEO Martín Ortega was positive in the coronavirus test.

For this reason, people who have had direct contact with him will immediately be quarantined.

The first squad and the coaching staff have not maintained direct contact with Martín, but even so, the common activities have been suspended and the first team will not train again until they have confirmed that no player or staff member is infected.
 
Cristiano Ronaldo has NOT been infected with the coronavirus despite being held in quarantine in his native Madeira, the president of the Portuguese islands has confirmed.


The Juventus star will remain at home while the fear of infection is still at large, with Italy on lockdown.

Ronaldo initially flew home to Madeira to visit his mother Dolores, who suffered a stroke earlier this month.

He is now unable to return to Italy due to strict mobility restrictions across the continent.
 
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@Daemusin njoo muone jamaa yako yeye kila kitu anaconnect na mambo yetu yale
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