Lionel Messi amongst Barcelona players set to undergo tests for Coronavirus today.
Barcelona stars prepare to return to training ahead of Spain’s LaLiga restart in June.
It would additionally deliver again an element of life that individuals in Spain and around the globe know and love.
Superstar footballer, Lionel Messi and other Barcelona stars are set to undergo tests for Coronavirus on Wednesday morning as they prepare to return to training ahead of Spain’s LaLiga restart in June.
This comes after the country’s ministry of health gave clubs permission to return to their training grounds after lockdown rules relaxed.
After examination, players who don’t have coronavirus or symptom of the disease practice individually.
Barcelona have already introduced that they’re planning to welcome their players again to the Joan Gamper sports city on Wednesday ahead of LaLiga return in June behind closed doors.
The football first team will probably be back on the Ciutat Esportiva on Wednesday for the relevant medical tests. Ahead of starting training individually within the coming days, a club statement read.
LaLiga gave the go-ahead for the tests to be carried out after inspecting the club amenities on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the medicals carried out to ensure the players’ health.
This crisis has had a profound impact on all of us, said Javier Tebas, the president of LaLiga.
The return of soccer is an indication that society is progressing in the direction of the new normal. It would additionally deliver again an element of life that individuals in Spain and around the globe know and love.
People’s health is paramount. So, we now have a comprehensive protocol to safeguard the health of everybody concerned as we work to restart La Liga.
Circumstances are unprecedented, however we hope to begin playing again in June and end our 2019-20 season this summer season.
Spain’s president Pedro Sanchez has additionally welcomed soccer’s return regardless of 25,000 deaths and over 250, 000 cases from Coronavirus.
We hope that soccer will quickly be back. La Liga and the [Royal Spanish Football] Federation will decide that, however they have already got our permission to begin individual training in team sports, Sanchez explained on Saturday.
