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Ronaldo demands 20 million euros from Juventus! The reason is collusion, the Portuguese took a pay cut during the coronation

Reports out of Italy say Portuguese megastar Cristiano Ronaldo is demanding nearly €20 million from his former employer Juventus. He agreed on this amount with the club at the time of the coronavirus.

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Reports out of Italy say Portuguese megastar Cristiano Ronaldo is demanding nearly €20 million from his former employer Juventus. He agreed on this amount with the club at the time of the coronavirus.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus owe Cristiano Ronaldo a lot of money. The currently free player is set to demand €19.9 million from the club.

Indeed, during the coronavirus pandemic, he took a significant pay cut, at least publicly. One could say that this was only in disguise, as he had a secret agreement with Juventus.

It was that he was to receive the aforementioned amount. The club did not pay it and the player decided to turn to his team of lawyers to investigate the situation.

In the meantime, the Italian prosecutor’s office is investigating the club, especially the allegedly false accounting, and this case will certainly not help one of the biggest clubs in the world.

The Turin outfit has already been abandoned by its management, including Pavel Nedved and chairman Andrea Agnelli. In addition, the club has recorded a record loss of €254 million.

Ronaldo came to the Old Lady in the summer of 2018 for the sum of 117 million euros. He thus surpassed his record by seven million when he arrived at Real from Manchester United.

He left Italy after three years and returned to United, although there was also talk of a move to City. However, he was at Manchester United for less than a year and a half, after which their paths parted after disagreements.

So now Ronaldo is a free agent and can look for a new engagement. However, he will probably start to solve everything after the World Cup, in which he would like to succeed with Portugal.

Source: Marca

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