Argentine and Juventus star, Paulo Dybala has finally recovered from the coronavirus, after 47days since he first tested positive to the virus.
A happy looking Paulo Dybala in sharing the good news on Wednesday 6th May 2020, took to his Instagram page to share a photo of him standing with arms stretched in the lawns, clearly enjoying the fresh air of freedom from isolation.
He captioned the photo saying:
“My face says it all, I’m finally curved from COVID-19,” he said.
Paulo Dybala, was tested positive for COVID-19 for the first time on March 21 2020, as the 26-year-old announced that he was asymptomatic and self-isolating at home since March.
The Argentina international announced on Twitter that he and his partner Oriana Sabatini had both tested positive after becoming the third Juventus player affected, with defender Daniele Rugani and midfielder Blaise Matuidi also confirming positive diagnoses.
At the end of March, the forward said in a video update that he “felt good” and was ready to partake in individual training again, following his diagnosis
Rugani waited 35 days to turn negative, whilst Matuidi received the all-clear a few days less, and finally, Paulo Dybala beats the virus.
Paulo Dybala will be looking forward to resuming training with other teammates, as Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced on Sunday that professional sports teams can resume training on May 18, which means Serie A sides could begin playing games again in June.
But the country’s sports minister Vincenzo Spadafora told Italian television channel LA7 that clubs being permitted to train again does not indicate that there will necessarily be an immediate return to Italian top-flight fixtures.
He said: “I always said that resuming training absolutely does not mean resuming the season. I understand some people saying it but that leaves us with uncertainty.
“If we don’t want uncertainty than we need to follow other countries which have already shut down everything.
“Honestly, I see the path to restarting Serie A getting ever narrower. Resuming training is an important sign but if I was among the presidents of the soccer teams I would be thinking about next season.”
…congratulations to Paulo Dybala for beating the virus, as fans patiently wait for the return of football again..