Turin: Paulo Dybala, one of the Juventus players who tested positive for COVID-19 during the lockdown, arrived for training at the club's grounds near Turin, Italy on Tuesday.
The Argentine signed a five-year extension on his contract at Juve on Monday that takes him through to 2025, dealing a blow to the alleged pursuit of the 26-year-old by Manchester United.
Miralem Pjanic waved to the cameras as he went into Juve's training centre on Tuesday with the 30-year-old reportedly being linked with a move to Chelsea, with Jorginho and Emerson Palmieri going the other way.
Earlier, Cristiano Ronaldo returned to training with Juventus in Turin on Tuesday after an absence of over two months because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Portuguese, 35, drove himself into the Juventus Training Centre in a Jeep with tinted windows.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner will undergo medical and physical tests before joining up with his teammates in training, according to media reports.
Juventus players returned to individual training on May 4, the day Ronaldo returned to Italy after spending lockdown in his native Portugal.
For the past two weeks, he has been in quarantine in his villa in Turin.
Ronaldo is the first Juventus foreign player, among those who left Italy during the lockdown, to return to the team's Continassa training centre.
The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) announced on Monday that all its competitions, including Serie A, will remain suspended until June 14.
