Carlos Moya, who was with Nadal in Abu Dhabi, has tested positive with Covid-19 😰 He has been feeling pain in his whole body but doesn't need to go to the hospital
Rafael Nadal's coach Carlos Moya also tests positive for Covid-19 after Mubadala World Tennis Championships
ATPTuesday, 21 December 2021 at 23:30
Following Rafael Nadal recently testing positive for Covid-19, his coach Carlos Moya has joined him and while his initial results were negative on returning home from the Mubadala World Tennis Championships.
A PCR test saw Moya join Nadal in testing positive and while being fully vaccinated and suffering some serious symptoms, he is feeling a lot better now.
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"Hello everyone, I wanted to tell you that I have also tested positive for COVID. On Sunday, upon landing in Mallorca and with some symptoms, I tested negative for antigens. A few hours later, when a positive was confirmed in the equipment, I went to do PCR and I tested positive," Moya said.
"I am vaccinated with 2 doses and the symptoms have been quite strong in the last 24 hours, although without having to go to the hospital, now much better, I hope the worst is over."
"Be careful on these dates, do not trust only the antigen result if it is negative, nor that the symptoms are mild, in my case it has not been like that and many of those I know the same."
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