Coronavirus pandemic: PSG striker Edinson Cavani pleads for people to come together

Edinson Cavani took Twitter to share his thought about ongoing crisis around world. All major sports in world has been suspended until furr tice, be it football, cricket, NBA or F1. Football Leagues like Premier League, Serie A, LaLiga and Bundesliga have been suspended for at least a month. With coronavirus pandemic grabbing headlines over last couple of months, Uruguayan took to Twitter to address issue.

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Coronavirus pandemic: Edinson Cavani's mess 

Almost every footballer across world is doing ir bit to help ir fans go through this difficult time. PSG striker Edinson Cavani took his Twitter to pass on an emotional mess to his fans. 

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Coronavirus pandemic: What Edinson Cavani said in video

"Thinking about coronavirus, I think w we all have a chance to do something, to give our two cents so at end of this we all can feel fulfilled, t because of our profession or or things like that. I think today anyone doing ir part on prevention on facing everything we are living right w, acting with responsibility, it will be eugh for us to feel fulfilled for rest of our lives. Because we are doing something great for everyone, t just for us or our families, but for everyone, our friends, humanity, our country, our town, our people."

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"I want to ask you, as someone who just came from (Europe) and saw everything that is happening re right w let’s take any necessary measures so we can contain everything that is happening re, so we can fight against virus using m as an example, so we can contain it and avoid it turning into all those cases."

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