Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has spoken for the first time about his coronavirus ordeal after revealing he has made a swift recovery from the illness.
Arteta became the first high-profile figure in English football to be struck down by the virus, which prompted the Premier League to suspend fixtures.
Since then, several more players, including Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi, have tested positive, resulting in the season being suspended indefinitely.



Arteta has now detailed the story behind is diagnosis and recovery from coronavirus and says he's back to his normal self.