La Liga reported on Sunday that five players had screened coronavirus positive (COVID-19).
The Spanish top-flight league disclosed this in a statement on its official website.
The statement read: “Few cases of COVID-19 have been found after completion of the medical testing on the minimum necessary staff recommended by the clubs to begin training.
“Specifically, between the clubs of La Liga Santander (Primera Division) and La Liga SmartBank (Segunda Division), five positive cases have been detected in players, all of them asymptomatic and in the final phase of the disease.
“As planned, the next steps with people who have taken a stand for COVID-19 are: to remain in quarantine in their homes, carrying out the same individual physical activity that they have been doing until now, following the instructions of the club, for those who are footballers.
“In the next few days, they will be tested again for the COVID-19, and, after obtaining two negative results, they will be able to join the training sessions at their club’s facilities.
“In addition, La Liga will offer people who live with those affected the possibility of also doing screening tests.”
