Coronavirus: Real Madrid Player Luka Jovic Faces Jail Time For Escaping Quarantine

Real Madrid player, Luka Jovic is in trouble with the law after breaking coronavirus quarantine to be with his model girlfriend Sofija Milosevic in Serbia.

ESPN reports that sources confirmed that Jovic flew from Spain to Serbia last Thursday after he was given the go-ahead to travel by Real Madrid’s medical department.

Real Madrid players have been placed on quarantine at home with their Valdebebas training complex on lockdown after Trey Thompkins, a player from the of the club’s basketball team, tested positive for COVID-19 last week.

Jovic apologised on social media that he was unaware of the strict restrictions implemented in Serbia upon his arrival.

“While in Spain, I tested negative for coronavirus, and I decided to travel to Serbia to help and support our people and be close to my family, in agreement with my club. When I landed in Serbia, I again tested negative for coronavirus. I am very sorry that some people did their job unprofessionally and did not give me the correct instructions on how to behave in self-isolation,” Jovic wrote on Thursday.

He continued:

“In Spain, I was allowed to go to a pharmacy and a supermarket so I could get the groceries I needed, which is not the case here. I apologise to everyone if I have endangered them in some way and I hope that together we can manage to overcome all this.”

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has reportedly stated that Jovic is under investigation for potentially putting others at risk. Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabic reportedly said, “We have negative examples of football stars who earn millions abroad and when they come back to Serbia, they don’t self-isolate as is obligatory.”

Jovic’s father, Milan, recently addressed the criticism and weighed in on possible jail time.

“If he has to go to prison, let him go. I agree completely with the president and the prime minister, but only if he’s guilty of wrongdoing,” Milan said.

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