The only two clubs that did not report infections on their return to work are Arsenal Y Gymnastics and Fencing La Plata.
All those infected from each club in the Professional League:
Boca (9):
Agustín Rossi, Gastón Ávila, Carlos Zambrano, Alan Varela. Cristian Pavón, Eduardo Salvio, Marcelo Weingandt, Rodrigo Montes and the suspect Frank Fabra, who this Tuesday tested negative.
Velez Sarsfield (12):
Lucas Pratto, Luca Orellano, Miguel Brizuela, Nazareno Romero, Máximo Perrone, Valentín Gómez, Leonardo Jara, Joaquín García, Agustín Bouzat and Lenny Lobato among the First Division players, while Facundo Perrone and Lucas Escobar were the ones infected in Reserve.
Sarmiento de Junín (12):
Lisandro López, Guido Mainero, Manuel García, Benjamín Borasi, Federico Vismara, Facundo Castet, Joaquín Cabrera, Joaquín Gho, Lautaro Montoya, Jonathan Torres, Juan Caviglia and Manuel Mónaco.
Aldosivi (8):
Lautaro Rinaldi, Rufino Lucero, Franco Perinciolo, Alejandro Aranda, Elías Torres, Sebastián Lerena and Marcelo Meli, while Francisco Cerro isolated himself due to being close contact.
Racing (6):
Javier Correa, Carlos Alcaraz, Matías Tagliamonte, Matías Núñez, Eugenio Mena and Imanol Segovia. Insúa, Gago’s aide-de-camp, also tested positive.
Godoy Cruz (7):
Roberto Ramírez, Elías López, Damián Pérez, Manuel Llano, Gianluca Ferrari, Bruno Laws and Alan Cantero.
Platense (6):
Franco Baldassarra, Brandon Barbas, Ignacio Schor, Juan Pablo Pignani, Marco Pellegrino and Augusto Schott.
Lanús (3):
Lautaro Acosta, Lautaro Morales and Lucas Acosta.
Atlético Tucumán (4):
Leonardo Heredia, Ramiro Carrera, Joaquín Pereyra and Daniel Ibáñez.
Newell’s (2):
Guillermo Balzi and Nazareno Funez.
Argentinos Juniors (6):
Lucas Alegre, Matías Galarza Marco Di Cesare, Yair González and Matías Lugo (the last three close contacts) and Gabriel Carabajal, who did not show up due to a feverish picture compatible with Covid-19.
Students (4):
Manuel Castro, Mauro Boselli, Ezequiel Ramírez and Nazareno Colombo.
Defense and Justice (3):
He declined to identify those infected.
Córdoba workshops (2):
He confirmed that he has “two footballers with Covid-19”, he also decided not to reveal their names.
Hurricane (2):
Lucas Vera and Diego Mercado.
San Lorenzo (4):
Nicolás Fernández Mercau, Agustín Martegani, Nahuel Barrios and Mateo Clemente.
Banfield:
In the return to practice at Luis Guillón’s Alfredo Palacios property, the “Drill” registered nine cases of coronavirus and three of them are footballers, goalkeeper Facundo Vila, defender Alexis Sosa and midfielder Valentín Barbero.
Tiger (2):
Facundo Giacopuzzi and Franco Bustamante.
Board of Trustees (2):
Gabriel Gudiño and Martín Aruga.
Union of Santa Fe (2):
Ezequiel Cañete and Kevin Zenón.
Rosario Central (6):
Emiliano Vecchio, Gino Infantino, Emmanuel Ojeda, Lucas Gamba, Michael Covea and Diego Zabala, the latter two isolated in their respective countries of origin.
Source From: Ambito
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