The worldwide pandemic has officially infected over 180,000 people and claimed the lives of more than 7,000, though the real number of cases could be much higher with some countries no longer testing the public for the virus.
The Premier League has been postponed until April 4 and Arsenal have shut down their London Colney training ground and told players to stay in their homes for a period of two weeks, which began on March 10.
And Torreira told Uruguayan outlet Radio Sport 890 recently: “The truth is that we didn’t expect this virus to reach the club, the locker room.
“Mikel Arteta is better. He was able to communicate with us and he is improving.
“In recent days, many cases of coronavirus were discovered in London and people were nervous. In some supermarkets, you can no longer find toilet paper or gel alcohol.”
While Torreira cannot make the most of Arsenal’s in-house facilities to recover from injury, his Instagram post showed he has some equipment at his house.
The Gunners have sought to ensure all of their players have the sufficient set-ups in their home gyms to maintain optimum condition.
