After weeks and weeks, Paulo Dybala has finally tested negative for the coronavirus.
The Juventus and Argentina forward was diagnosed with the virus along with his girlfriend on March 22 and had reportedly tested positive on multiple subsequent tests, unable to shake the illness that has impacted over 3.7 million people and killed over a quarter of a million people around the world, according to the most recent statistics.
Italy has been one of the hardest hit countries in Europe, with over 200,000 confirmed cases and over 30,000 confirmed deaths. Restrictions have just begun to ease across the country, which includes Serie A, as clubs have resumed extraordinarily limited training sessions.