Juventus’ Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo commemorates after scoring a goal throughout the Italian Serie A football match in between Juventus and Lazio, on July 20, 2020 at the Allianz arena, in Turin, northern Italy. (Picture by Marco BERTORELLO/ AFP)
Cristiano Ronaldo and other top Juventus players could face legal action for rejoining their nationwide groups regardless of coronavirus guidelines after two positive cases at the Italian champions, local health authorities in Turin said on Wednesday.
In addition to the Portuguese star, a number of South Americans including Paulo Dybala, Juan Cuadrado, Danilo and Rodrigo Bentancur also left the Juventus group hotel without awaiting test results today, according to Italian media reports.
” The club itself informed us that some gamers had actually left the place of isolation and for that reason we will notify the competent authority, that is the district attorney, of what happened,” said Roberto Testi, a director of the health authority in the Piedmont area, quoted by the Ansa news agency.
The whole Juventus group and staff were isolating from Saturday, a treatment that does not prevent them from training or playing, but restricts contact with the exterior.
Both infection case at the club were among the group’s non-playing staff.
Numerous other internationals phoned to their nationwide sides will be able to leave as quickly as they get the all clear, including France’s Adrien Rabiot, Italians Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci, Wales’ Aaron Ramsey and Poland’s Wojciech Szczesny.
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