The coronavirus pandemic is continuing to spread across the world, impacting people from all walks of life. Athletes and sports figures have not been exempt as many from around the world have confirmed they have tested positive for the infectious disease.
Here’s a roundup of athletes and sports figures who have announced that they have COVID-19. (UPDATED: 5/26)
Patrick Ewing, Georgetown University Basketball Coach & Former New York Knicks
Diagnosis announced on May 22.
Dexter Manley, Former Washington Redskins Defensive End
Diagnosis announced on May 19.
Pat Dye, Legendary Auburn Football Head Coach
Diagnosis announced on May 21.
Antonio Gandy-Golden, Incoming NFL Rookie
Diagnosis announced on May 20.
Ronaldo Souza, UFC Fighter
Diagnosis announced on May 8.
Brian Allen, Los Angeles Rams Center
Diagnosis announced on April 15.
Von Miller, Denver Broncos Outside Linebacker
Diagnosis announced on April 16.
Tony Boselli, Former Jacksonville Jaguars Lineman
Diagnosis announced on April 2.
Mark Campbell, Former NFL Tight End
Diagnosis announced on April 7.
Jamie Howard, Former LSU Quarterback
Diagnosis announced on April 3.
David Edwards, Former Texas A&M Basketball Star
The 48-year-old died on March 23 due to complications caused by the coronavirus.
Quinton Powell, Former USC Linebacker
Diagnosis announced on March 29.
Dylan Reda, Former Southern Miss Linebacker
Diagnosis announced on April 10.
Zac Alley, Boise State Assistant Coach
Diagnosis announced on April 7.
Pearson Jordan, Former LSU Two-Sport Standout
The 59-year-old died on March 27 due to complications caused by the coronavirus.
Tom Dempsey, Former New Orleans Saints Football Kicker
The 73-year-old legendary kicker died from complications with the coronavirus on April 4.
Jim Edmonds, Former Baseball Player
Diagnosis announced on April 1.
Patrick McEnroe, Former Tennis Player/ ESPN Commentator
Diagnosis announced on March 31.
James Dolan, New York Knicks Owner
Diagnosis announced on March 28.
Doris Burke, ESPN Analyst
Diagnosis announced on March 27.
Sydney Wiese, Los Angeles Sparks
Diagnosis announced on March 27.
Jason Collins, Former NBA Player
Diagnosis announced on March 24.
Kevin Durant, Brooklyn Nets
Diagnosis announced on March 17.
Sean Payton, New Orleans Saints Head Coach
Diagnosis announced on March 19.
Marcus Smart, Boston Celtics
Diagnosis announced on March 19.
Two unidentified players for the Los Angeles Lakers
Diagnoses announced on March 19.
Rudy Gobert, Utah Jazz
Diagnosis announced on March 11.
Three unnamed players for the Brooklyn Nets
Diagnoses announced on March 17.
Donovan Mitchell, Utah Jazz
Diagnosis announced on March 12.
Trey Thompkins, Real Madrid
Diagnosis announced on March 12.
An unnamed Seattle Dragons player
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Three unnamed members of the Philadelphia 76ers
Diagnoses announced on March 19.
Christian Wood, Detroit Pistons
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Victor Lange, golfer
Diagnosis announced on March 19.
Unnamed Yankees Minor League Players
Diagnosis announced on March 17.
One unnamed member of the Denver Nuggets
Diagnosis announced on March 19.
Mikel Arteta, Arsenal manager
Diagnosis announced on March 12.
Omar Colley, UC Sampdoria
Diagnosis announced on March 13.
Patrick Cutrone, Fiorentina
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Dusan Vlahovic, Fiorentina
Diagnosis announced on March 13.
German Pezzella, Fiorentina
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Morten Thorsby, UC Sampdoria
Diagnosis announced on March 13.
Daniele Rugani, Juventus
Diagnosis announced on March 12.
Antonino La Gumina, UC Samporia
Diagnosis announced on March 13.
Luca Kilian, Paderborn
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Hyun-Jun Suk, Troyes
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Callum Hudson-Odoi, Chelsea FC
Diagnosis announced on March 13.
Fabio Depaoli, UC Sampdoria
Diagnosis announced on March 14.
Manolo Gabbiadini, UC Sampdoria
Diagnosis announced on March 12.
Ezequiel Garay, Valencia CF
Diagnosis announced on March 15.
Timo Hübers, Hanover
Diagnosis announced on March 11.
Paulo Dybala, Juventus
Diagnosis announced on March 21.
Enrique Bonilla, Liga MX president
Diagnosis announced on March 21.
Cameron van der Burgh, Olympic swimmer for South Africa
Diagnosis announced on March 22.
Two unnamed Ottawa Senators players
Diagnosis announced on March 21.