Chielin ridicules CR7 infection: I talked to him, it's taking sunshine

The news of Cristiano Ronaldo's positiveity has attracted everyone's attention to the Portuguese statue itself. And as news comes from Portugal's collection center on Juventus' attacker, there's one of them as white captain Giorgio Chielli, who has rushed to speak to the player personally and pass it by by batu: “It's fine, it's taking x-rays.

It may also be, but the calendar makes Ronaldo risk losing the match he would never want against Barcelona of his lifeline rival Lionel Messi. CR7 will remain in Portugal in isolation and may leave to return to Turin 72 hours after having a negative tampon. His presence in the field on Saturday against Crotone, where Dejan Kulusevski may be playing alongside Alvaro Morata in the attack.

CR7 will also lose its debut in Champions with Dinamo Kiev on the programme after 7 days in Ukraine. The return could be 25 against Verona, but the fight everyone wants to see is the 28th against Barcelona. The Wafa protocol speaks clearly in this respect: to enable it to play, Cristiano must have a negative tampon within 7 days of the match, or more precisely by the 21st.