Alexis Sanchez in drugs test scandal following Manchester United move

Alexis Sanchez in drugs test scandal following Manchester United move

Manchester United’s new boy, Alexis Sanchez, is at the centre of an alleged doping storm, after it was claimed he missed a drugs test at Arsenal’s training ground on Monday.
It is unclear who was at fault and whether it is Sanchez or Arsenal, who could be facing a possible sanction.
There is even confusion about whether doping control officers were at Arsenal’s London Colney base.
Initial reports in Spain said testers from UEFA had arrived and requested a sample from Sanchez only to discover he was not there, but UEFA on Thursday night denied any involvement.

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