Coronavirus Tottenham leads the way as the world of football unites to send messages of support

The world of football has taken to social media to send messages of support to fans as the globe comes to grips with the threat of the coronavirus. Football has united to send messages of support to fans amid the coronavirus pandemic All professional football in England has been suspended until April 3 for health reasons That led to an emergency meeting between Premier League clubs on Friday morning resulting in the top flight, EFL and WSL being postponed until at least April 3. Everton Football Club told fans that the measures were essential as coronavirus strikes Toffees defender Lucas Digne tweeted an image of the final training session with 'our family' Everton shared a message of a similar ilk on Saturday, tweeting: 'We miss you already, but this is essential. German giants Bayern Munich also shared a post to social media telling fans to look after themselves and stay healthy, while current Premier League champions Manchester City said: 'We will see you all very soon'. German giants Bayern Munich shared a social media post telling fans to look after themselves Current Premier League title holders Manchester City said: 'We will see you all very soon' Arsenal midfield Granit Xhaka sent love to his fans and also thanked those fighting the spread Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka also took to Instagram to send love to his fans before thanking those involved in fighting the spread of the deadly virus.