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Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain became the final Juventus player to return to Italy on Friday as Serie A prepares to return to action on 13 June.
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Higuain arrived in Turin by private jet on Friday afternoon after a stopover in Las Palmas and was driven away by a waiting car.
The former Real Madrid, Chelsea and Napoli player will now spend two weeks in quarantine, according to media reports.
The 32-year-old international left Italy on 19 March to be with his sick mother in Argentina after a test confirmed he was negative for coronavirus despite three of his team-mates testing positive.
Star attacker Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Turin from Portugal on 4 May, the day individual training resumed in Italy, and has been in quarantine since.
Higuain was the last player to return after French midfielder Adrien Rabiot on Wednesday night.
Top-flight group training sessions will resume in Italy next Monday, with a return to competition slated for 13 June.
Juventus were leading Serie A, one-point ahead of Lazio, when the championship was suspended on 9 March amid the virus pandemic which has killed almost 32 000.
