Sergio Romero has revealed that he was tested for coronavirus as the Manchester United goalkeeper undertook two weeks in quarantine in Argentina.
The 33-year-old was concerned he may have contracted the disease on his 14-hour flight home. Argentina has seen 185 people die from the deadly virus and is currently observing strict lockdown measures.
Romero self-isolated for two weeks in a hotel in Buenos Aires before taking the test. He had to wait three days before returning home to his family after the test returned a negative result.
'I came back to Argentina on March 22,' the back-up goalkeeper told Manchester United's official app.