AC Milan players undergo medical tests as Italy allows Serie A teams to start training individually
AC Milan players undergo medical tests as Italy allows Serie A teams to start training individually
AC Milan players go to hospital for general medical tests as Itlay allows Serie A teams to start individual training sessions.
AC Milan players undergo medical tests as Italy allows Serie A teams to start training individually
SHOWS: MILAN, ITALY (MAY 6, 2020) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1.
DEFENDER ALESSIO ROMAGNOLI ARRIVING AT HOSPITAL 'LA MADONNINA' 2.
DEFENDER MATEO MUSACCHIO ARRIVING AT HOSPITAL 'LA MADONNINA' 3.
MIDFIELDER DIEGO LAXALT ARRIVING AT HOSPITAL 'LA MADONNINA' 4.
MIDFIELDER HAKAN CALHANOGLU ARRIVING AT HOSPITAL 'LA MADONNINA' 5.
CAR LEAVING 6.
DEFENDER SIMON KJAER ARRIVING AT HOSPITAL 'LA MADONNINA' 7.
VARIOUS OF CALHANOGLU LEAVING BY CAR 8.
ROMAGNOLI LEAVING 9.
MUSACCHIO PUTTING BAG INSIDE CAR STORY: Players at Serie A Milan arrived at 'La Madonnina' hospital for general medical tests on Wednesday (May 6) after two months at home after Italy lifted some of its strict lockdown measures.
Some players were filmed and photographed arriving for individual training sessions including defenders Alessio Romagnoli, Mateo Musacchio and Simon Kjaer and midfielders Diego Laxalt and Hakan Calhanoglu, who was pictured driving a black Lamborghini and wearing a mask as he arrived.
The Italian government on Sunday (May 3) confirmed that professional athletes in both individual and team sports could start training.
However, it is still far from certain whether the government will allow Serie A to complete the season.
Sports ministry and Italian football federation (FIGC) officials are expected to meet this week to discuss medical guidelines for team training sessions and matches.