- Cristiano Ronaldo will transform his hotels in Portugal into hospitals to help in the fight against coronavirus is now false
- The story which was published on Spanish news media outlet has been taken down after several media published the news on their platforms
- The Juventus striker has also been cleared of contracting the virus after leaving his base in Italy to his homeland
Cristiano Ronaldo has proven why he is the greatest footballer of all time after showing his full
support for patients who contracted Coronavirus in
Portugal, cited at Gulf News. The news of the Juventus striker transforming his
chain of hotels to hospitals in his country to help
fight the deadly virus which has git the world's
attention is now fake.
According to Spanish news media outlet Marca, the
former Real Madrid striker will pay for the treatment
of patients including salaries of doctors and
workers.
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But the article on Marca has been taken down as
the news as now emerged to be false with many
media outlets falling for the claims. The 35-year-old expressed concerns over the
spread of coronavirus and urged people to follow
the directives of the World Health Organisation
(WHO). “The world is going through a very difficult
moment which demands the utmost care and
attention from all of us. I speak to you today not as
a football player, but as a son, father, a human
being concerned with the latest developments that
is affecting the whole world,” he posted on his Twitter handle. Ronaldo has been cleared not to be a carrier of the
deadly coronavirus despite being held in
quarantine in his native country of Portugal since
early this week. Miguel Albuquerque who is the president of the
Madeira regional government explained this
according to Daily Mail which means CR7 has been
tested negative.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Argentine professional footballer who plays for
Italian giants Paulo Dybala has denied contracting the deadly coronavirus which has been a major threat to the world. Recently, Juventus defender Danieli Rugani was
confirmed as a carrier of the disease after the club's
win over Inter Milan in which he celebrated with his
teammates in the dressing room. And days later, there were reports going around
that Paulo Dybala has also contracted the virus
before the forward however denied it. The 26-year-old took to his official social media
account to rubbish the report claiming that he is
well and not feeling any symptom of the disease.

God bless u CR7
datx y u neva decline in ur career