Coronavirus: Juventus centre-back Daniele Rugani ’fine’ after positive virus test

Juventus and Italy focus back Daniele Rugani says he is "fine" in the wake of testing positive for coronavirus. 

The Serie A side actuated "all the disconnection strategies legally necessary", including for the individuals who have come into contact with Rugani, 25, 

All game in Italy is suspended until 3 April, with the nation in lockdown as a result of the coronavirus flare-up. 

"You've perused the news, so I need to console everybody who's stressed over me, I'm fine," Rugani said on Twitter. 

"I ask everybody to regard the principles, since this infection sees no difference! We should do it for ourselves, for our friends and family and for everyone around us." 

Previous Southampton striker Manolo Gabbiadini, presently at Sampdoria, has likewise tried positive for coronavirus. 

The Italian club say the player is "progressing admirably" and that they have initiated the necessary detachment techniques. 

"I despite everything need to reveal to you that I'm fine don't as well, stress. Observe all the principles, remain at home and everything will work out," said Gabbiadini on Twitter. 

Reuters have detailed the whole Juventus crew will go through about fourteen days in isolate. 

Juventus are still because of host Lyon in the Champions League most recent 16 second leg on Tuesday. 

Rugani has shown up for Juventus this season and was an unused substitute in his side's last match - a 2-0 win over Inter Milan held away from public scrutiny on Sunday. 

Bury, whose Europa League game against Getafe that was set for Thursday has been delayed, said that "every serious action are suspended until further notification" following Rugani's certain test. 

They included: "The club is finding a way to set up every single vital methodology." 

In the interim, Rugani's Welsh clubmate Aaron Ramsey is probably going to miss his nation's friendlies this month because of the across the nation lockdown in Italy. 

Rugani has won four Serie A titles with Juve and played for Italy multiple times, last highlighting for the national group in 2018. 

On Sunday he posted a photo from the changing area as he observed Juve's success over Inter with his partners. 

On Wednesday, the Italian government declared more measures, including the conclusion of all shops aside from nourishment stores and drug stores. 

Italy has in excess of 12,000 affirmed cases and a loss of life of 827. 

The Italian football alliance said after a gathering on Tuesday that the Serie A season may not complete due to the coronavirus flare-up. 

Elective choices incorporate arranging end of the season games, not having a victor for 2019-20 or pronouncing the ebb and flow standings last.