Chinese Albanian shows horrors making Coronavirus

Alla signed for three years with the Chinese, as it will benefit a total of $1.5 million. But what will happen to the player already? Is he afraid to travel to China? What have the leaders told him, and where is he now? All of this is explained in a conversation for “Panorama Sport”. It also confirms Tirana's interest in approaching it in January.

Albie, where are you currently and what was the first impact on the virus that has invaded China for weeks...?

I am actually in Greece at my home. I'm here to get a visa document, so I'm still here. As far as the virus is concerned, from the information I have from China, people there haven't gotten this situation so stressed out. They're just too careful in contact with other people.

Are you worried about this situation and can this lead to the collapse of the deal with the Chinese club Shanky Chang?

No, I'm not worried. I don't think this is going to get through this situation until you break your contract with the Chinese club.

From conversations you had with your teammates or friends in China, what exactly did they tell you about what's happening?

We as players report daily to the team doctor about our state of health. From what my teammates told me, the situation hasn't gotten as scared as it is in Europe. They're continuing their normal life, though very carefully. As I told you earlier, they try not to have much contact with other people.

In the city where you lived in China are there other Albanians and have you met any of them during your stay?

No, in the city that I am, there are other Albanians. However, as long as I've stayed there, I've never met anyone in my community.