Yuventus star striker Cristiano Ronaldo moved from his home country Portugal to Quarantine after arriving in Italy, while Wales international player Aaron Ramsay started practice at the team's center in Turin on Tuesday.

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Ronaldo was in Portugal for two months: Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to Italy after the last two months lockdown in Portugal due to Coronavirus epidemic. Ronaldo, a five-time FIFA best footballer, and his family arrived in Turin from Madeira, Portugal on a private jet on Monday. The defending champions of the Syrian A Yuventus have summoned all ten of their foreign players as they have been allowed to practice individually on the club grounds. Ramsay, who plays in the mid-line, started practice in a closed stadium. He scored a goal against Inter Milan in the team's last match. Country's top domestic league was postponed to 10 March. Fans are hopeful of starting Siri A. After Ramsay, Captain Giorgio Cielini arrives with Italian defense line player Leonardo Bonucci with a black mask on his face. The Sports Minister of the country has given permission to the players to use the club training facilities, after which the fans are expected to start the session (2019-20).

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The sports minister, however, stated in a strict tone that individual practice can be started but the decision to practice in groups will be decided on 18 May. All 20 Siri A teams are officially in favor of restarting the tournament.

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Lionel Messi will also start training soon: Barcelona confirmed that their players will be tested for Coronavirus on Wednesday. Meanwhile, La Liga clubs have started limited practice before the proposed start of the session next month. Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid will also test their players on Wednesday. These clubs have plans to start individual practice on the field later this week. La Liga is examining the facilities of each cable to see if they are following strict medical regulations. Once approved, clubs can allow players to practice alone. After this, there are plans to organize small groups and finally team sessions.

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