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Post Ironic

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zizinho said:
you mean move him from CM to AM? would be an interesting experiment, Max is the one guy i trust to pull something like that
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I do mean from CM to AM. He needs to up his assist numbers. True GOAT will help him out by finishing his passes unlike that Uruguayan vampire. Right now, the true GOAT has more goals and more assists in CL.

Messi just has more dribbles. ::mut:
 

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Osman said:
Prediction, 2 thirds into making it happen imo. Final and key hurdle to get passed. Hope they do it.

You seriously asked me for an opinion on us signing Cristiano Ronaldo? :D why there are different takes on winning the sporting lottery?

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Some say he's old. Some claim the fee is higher then the gain.

I think as a cf he's levels above anyone, can keep this for 2 seasons and will be still world-class if contract ends.

And he'd be insane publicity. He is the best in the world right now. Not even close.


I keep convincing its silly and not completely fall into it
 
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Here's why the Ronaldo transfer is realistic IMO:


Real Madrid are on decline and face uncertainty now that Zidane has left. Add that he has achieved everything, including 3 CL in a row. Also, Ronaldo is probably looking to cement his status as the greatest of all time, his argument would become stronger if he wins the league and the CL for another team. PSG is a definite no for Ronaldo, because he will feel insecure about Neymar and Mbappe. Man Utd will also be pointless because he has achieved everything there anyway. Which leaves him with either Bayern or Juve, both of which will guarantee him at least the league and a shot at the CL. Quite frankly, Serie A has a more appealing history, and 50 years in the future it will be remembered that he has won it at EPL, Serie A and La Liga despite the 'tenderness of Serie A.' Thus it makes sense. The only stumbling block are his wages, however if Adidas are really willing to help out, then it is very much possible.

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Edit, the only thing I would be against is selling Dybala and Pjanic for this transfer to happen because I think we should only be expecting 3 years from Ronaldo. Selling Higuaín for the rumoured 65 million and getting rid of a few fringe players would be more appropriate.
 

juve123

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Ventus said:
Here's why the Ronaldo transfer is realistic IMO:


Real Madrid are on decline and face uncertainty now that Zidane has left. Add that he has achieved everything, including 3 CL in a row. Also, Ronaldo is probably looking to cement his status as the greatest of all time, his argument would become stronger if he wins the league and the CL for another team. PSG is a definite no for Ronaldo, because he will feel insecure about Neymar and Mbappe. Man Utd will also be pointless because he has achieved everything there anyway. Which leaves him with either Bayern or Juve, both of which will guarantee him at least the league and a shot at the CL. Quite frankly, Serie A has a more appealing history, and 50 years in the future it will be remembered that he has won it at EPL, Serie A and La Liga despite the 'tenderness of Serie A.' Thus it makes sense. The only stumbling block are his wages, however if Adidas are really willing to help out, then it is very much possible.

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Edit, the only thing I would be against is selling Dybala and Pjanic for this transfer to happen because I think we should only be expecting 3 years from Ronaldo. Selling Higuaín for the rumoured 65 million and getting rid of a few fringe players would be more appropriate.
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What would Adidas gain from this deal
 
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It’s gaining traction all over the media now, with Di Marzio and Curva (most reliable for Juventus transfers) insisting we are ready to make the move. Exciting times indeed in this mercato.
 

j0ker

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What makes me laugh is thst until a couple years ago we were talking how we can't afford players with wages over 7mln net.

And now here we are, finding it pretty doable that we can make him the worlds highest paid player with a gross wage of 60 fucking million.

Yeah, wake me up somebody.
 

K.O.

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At this point and after all these stories, cannot imagine the amount of memes the anti-Juve crowd will make if we fail to sign him.
 
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