Needless to say: it took just a few minutes for the news about Cristiano’s positivity Ronaldo was declined in … Catalan sauce. Thinking about the Barcelona and the challenge with Lionel Messi, in conclusion. The asymptomatic nature of the Portuguese champion has in fact made it possible to immediately abandon those dramatic implications that Covid-19 and this cursed pandemic bring with them to focus on the contrary on the purely sporting aspects of the story. Moreover, everyone hypothesizes that the Lusitanian champion – with his perfect physique and his flawless lifestyle – can easily overcome this challenge unscathed from a clinical point of view as done by his colleagues, even less proverbially performing.
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How long will it take?
[…] Schedule in hand, so here are which matches Cristiano is likely to miss (with more or less probability) Ronaldo assuming that CR7 must be in isolation at least for 10 days and in the meantime it will carry out swabs to verify the negativization process. The protocols of the A league provide that a player can be called again from the day following the execution of a negative swab. Those of the Champions League – more rigid and prudent – they foresee instead that at least 7 days pass from the execution of a negative swab when returning to the field. This means that the dates to be highlighted on the smartphone “calendar” (once there would have been a red circle on the calendar) are essentially two: 21 October (at the latest) to attend Juventus-Barcelona of 28 October and 24 October for the call to Juventus-Verona on Sunday 25.
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