The former Newcastle midfielder Nolberto Solano apologised on Friday after being detained by Peruvian police for being outside his house during quarantine hours set up to stop the spread of coronavirus
The former Newcastle United midfielder Nolberto Solano apologised on Friday after being detained by Peruvian police for being outside his house during tight quarantine hours set up to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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