Brazilian footballer warded with coronavirus in China
A hotel employee wearing a protective face mask cleans an area in front of the hotel converted into a quarantine place for international inbound passengers, in Beijing, China. The new football season in China is set to be delayed further with a new case involving a player. – EPA pic, March 18, 2020.
HOPES that the postponed Chinese football season could start as early as April took a hit today after a Brazilian tested positive for the coronavirus, reportedly a first in Chinese football. A 30-year-old Brazilian player living in the southern city of Meizhou is in hospital in nearby Guangzhou, health authorities said.
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