Paulo Dybala coronavirus update: Juve star's family in quarantine amid coronavirus fears

Paulo Dybala was latest Serie A player to test positive for COVID-19 strain. star forward and his girlfriend both teste positive for coronavirus and remain quarantined. However, Argentinian police have w brought in Dybala's mor and or family members to be tested for deadly disease. Here is Paulo Dybala coronavirus update and or COVID-19 related news. 

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Paulo Dybala coronavirus update

Paulo Dybala update: Juventus forward and girlfriend test positive for COVID-19

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Paulo Dybala update

Paulo Dybala coronavirus news: Argentinian forward's mom and or family members admitted in hospital

Paulo Dybala coronavirus news came as shock for football fans. star forward revealed he is in good health and is dealing with sickness with great care.  As per Argentina's newspapers La Voz del Interior and Ole, Dybala's mor, bror Gustavo and his partner were leaving ir home and walking around in public in Cordoba. three were taken by police personnel after failing to comply with isolation rules. y have been placed under quarantine in a hospital in Cordoba and are w awaiting results to see if y have tested positive for COVID-19.

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Juventus players with coronavirus

Daniele Rugani was first player in Serie A to test positive for coronavirus. Since n, two more Juventus players tested positive for COVID-19 strain. Here is list for Juventus players with coronavirus:

• Daniele Rugani
• Blaise Matuidi
• Paulo Dybala

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