Cristiano Ronaldo (285 Viewers)

[Snobist]

So if Ronaldo plans on staying, we need to make it clear to him that he won’t be taking free kicks any longer

He will be crying like a little girl if he doesnt take the free kicks.

 

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[rainhard]

Was he doing the same with Allegri and even Sarri? No. Enough for me.

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No, I just don't like blaming our best player for bullshit like this when we have much bigger problems.

He doesn't because now he is 36. When he is 37 that will be the same. So it not the matter of the coaches

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[JuveE46]

Nothing to do with not having a creative CM. I'm not talking about goals. I'm talking about balance. Ronaldo has been a walking liability outside the box. Forget the zero defensive contribution despite playing on the flank, his cheap giveaways is the most infuriating thing. Im pretty sure he's the most dispossessed player in the league. It's not his fault. He's 36, he can't pass or dribble as effectively anymore but his ego won't admit it.

How about we have another Chiesa type player on the left hand side. How about we go back to having a conventional setup. How about we build more unpredictability in our attack. But nah fuck that, let's have the entire team play for him so he can score a 100 penalties and get his golden boot...

Yup thats exactly what is most annoying when what the star player wants goes without any attention to logic..can't take FKs for shit takes every single one...plays one game under pirlo as CF, was effective and we will never see it again if CR doesn't want to do it. That left side requires a top dedicated mid just to cover his ass against worthy teams..

Max should bench his ass and let it sink in who's boss.

 

[Nedved96]

Max should bench his ass and let it sink in who's boss.

We all know that will never happen.

Ronaldo is bigger than the club, and this mentality has sunk into the heads of some fans too.

 

[JuveE46]

We all know that will never happen.

Ronaldo is bigger than the club, and this mentality has sunk into the heads of some fans too.

Thats one of the reasons I don't want Buffon out just yet. The one guy that can keep his massive ego and the locker room in check and not become a fanboi..

 

[rainhard]

Max should bench his ass and let it sink in who's boss.

We all know that will never happen.

Ronaldo is bigger than the club, and this mentality has sunk into the heads of some fans too.

We know that it is not a great decision in business perspective to pay someone 31M euro just to sit on the bench
We will probably have 1 players with 25 goals 2 players 10-15+ goals and more goals from the midfield
So in the end the total goal will easily surpass 75 goals in Serie A (we currently @77 goals) , probably around 80-90 goals

But if we can improve the CB partnership and the left and right back area+ more clean sheets game so we can see around 30 goals conceded

 

[Xperd]

Good. It's unfortunate to see him go but it's what's best for the long term future of this club.

 

[Elvin]

Thats one of the reasons I don't want Buffon out just yet. The one guy that can keep his massive ego and the locker room in check and not become a fanboi..

He is already out tho.

 

[IlCapitano]

https://theathletic.com/2614005/202...cristiano-ronaldo/?source=user-shared-article

Back to Real Madrid?


It may or may not be important that a truck carrying a number of Ronaldo’s expensive sports cars made the 16-hour overland trip last week from his Turin home to the house he still keeps in Madrid’s leafy La Finca district.


The uncertainty over whether he will remain at Juventus made the timing of the move interesting and predictably fuelled further speculation that he was interested in a return to Real Madrid, where he scored 450 goals and won 16 trophies, including four Champions Leagues, over nine seasons.


Similar stories have been around for months — The Athletic was told in mid-March by sources knowledgeable on Ronaldo’s thinking that a return to the Bernabeu was not unthinkable.


It does still seem very unlikely, though.

President Florentino Perez must cut at least €100 million off the team’s wage bill this summer, hence the likely exit of long-serving club captain Sergio Ramos. A difference of opinion between Perez and Ronaldo over whether ageing galacticos’ contracts should keep rising forever was also a big reason for the player leaving in the first place.


Ronaldo visiting Madrid this summer makes sense: He retains business interests there including a swish city-centre hotel and high-end hair-loss clinic, and partner Georgina’s family live there.

However, it might be the case of just a quick spin around familiar roads in his favourite sports cars, rather than setting back in for a longer-term stay.

How about a return to Old Trafford?


Manchester United have explored the prospect of bringing Ronaldo back on numerous occasions since he departed in 2009, most seriously when he joined Juventus three years ago. The commercial appeal to co-chairman Joel Glazer is obvious, while there is genuine football merit to recruiting a player who has won so much and maintains such professionalism.


Even though he’ll turn 37 next season, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would entertain signing Ronaldo. He has seen the value of bringing ready-made quality and experience into the squad with Edinson Cavani, who is 34.


Privately, Solskjaer ranks Ronaldo, a United team-mate from 2003-07, as the best he has played with, slightly edging Paul Scholes when judging the entirety of their careers. Solskjaer is still in touch with Ronaldo, after tapping into his expertise before pressing ahead to sign his Portugal team-mate Bruno Fernandes in January last year.


United also have the financial scope to absorb Ronaldo’s salary demands — although he would easily surpass David de Gea as the club’s top earner — so long as any proposed transfer fee was compatible. There is a theory his price could be lowered because Juventus need to balance the books and removing his enormous wages would alleviate pressure.


The huge pile of cash inevitably required does complicate matters considerably. Also, Juventus managing to qualify for the Champions League on the final day, thus securing a major uplift on revenue next season, has lessened the need for them to sell

Au revoir in France?


In many ways, a year or two in the French capital would represent the perfect denouement for Ronaldo’s career in Europe.


After proving and reaffirming his quality in England, Spain and now Italy, here would be an opportunity to stamp his name over a fourth major domestic league and, despite Lille’s title success in Ligue 1 this season, he could expect plenty more domestic silverware with Paris Saint-Germain.

The Parisians, however, are not expected to commit major funds to this summer’s transfer window. Even deep-pocketed PSG have been damaged by the pandemic, the loss of income from their lucrative hospitality boxes and a collapsed domestic television deal. There is also doubt over the future of manager Mauricio Pochettino after he held talks with previous club Tottenham, although PSG are determined a coach they only appointed in January will not make a swift return to north London.


The club’s focus in recent months has been to successfully extend Neymar’s contract, and PSG also remain hopeful of securing an agreement this summer to tie Kylian Mbappe to the club for the long term. These two deals would severely hamstring their capability to add another certified superstar to their ranks, although a forward line of Mbappe, Ronaldo and Neymar is a tantalising prospect.


The Athletic reported late last year that intermediaries had approached PSG to offer them Ronaldo in the previous summer window and the club are understood to have turned this down. Gestifute, the management agency who represents Ronaldo, denied this claim.


There was a time that Ronaldo’s super-agent Jorge Mendes would regularly attend PSG games but his relationship with the club’s president Nasser Al-Khelaifi is not quite as warm as it once was.


At this stage at least, Paris is an unlikely Ronaldo destination.

As I keep saying, doesn't seem like he has many options. Even if PSG sell Mbappe they seem more likely to focus on fullbacks and midfielders and Man Utd are not shelling out what will be needed to pay him.

 

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[K.O.]

He needs to be willing to take a significant wage cut for any club to consider him post Covid. I expect that his level of performances in the Euros will cement that idea.

 

[Nzoric]

We all know that will never happen.

Ronaldo is bigger than the club, and this mentality has sunk into the heads of some fans too.

He's not bigger than the club. He has been better than the rest of the club though. As soon as that changes there is no reason to play him every time. Last game of the season is the first time all season we won without him. Srs

 

[Buck Fuddy]

As I keep saying, doesn't seem like he has many options. Even if PSG sell Mbappe they seem more likely to focus on fullbacks and midfielders and Man Utd are not shelling out what will be needed to pay him.

Obviously.
It sure does look like Juve wants to get rid of him, but you'd still need another team that actually wants & can afford him. At this point, it really could go either way. He's not gone yet, imo.

 

[IlCapitano]

Obviously.
It sure does look like Juve wants to get rid of him, but you'd still need another team that actually wants & can afford him. At this point, it really could go either way. He's not gone yet, imo.

I don't think they necessarily want to get rid of him, just wouldn't mind saving on his salary and going for a reset.

If he stays eventually Max will make good use of him for sure.

 

[Brny44]

I think Ronaldo plays it smart here, he is probably waiting to see how our transfer market will start. What are ambitions this summer and then decide about his future. I think we will know more about his future at the end of euro.

 

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[Juve92]

We don't deserve him

 

[zizinho]

So he's only the best striker. Overall MVP is between Dybala and Lukaku

 

[il brutto]

So he's only the best striker. Overall MVP is between Dybala and Lukaku

It seems that the best striker award always goes to the Capocannoniere. Not sure if a player can get the positional award and the overall MVP award in the same season but looking at previous seasons it hasn't happened. Lukaku seems pretty certain to win the overall MVP.

 

[Orgut]

It seems that the best striker award always goes to the Capocannoniere. Not sure if a player can get the positional award and the overall MVP award in the same season but looking at previous seasons it hasn't happened. Lukaku seems pretty certain to win the overall MVP.

He will definitely win it although I`d give the MVP to Barella...