That would mean his move from Real Madrid to Juventus

Italy is upside down. "The transfer of the century" takes shape: Cristiano Ronaldo could move to Juventus after nine years at Real Madrid. According to the information SPORT1 the Madrilenians do not yet have an official offer of the "Old Lady". However, there are more and more signs that this will happen soon.

The five-time world footballer would agree with Juve on a four-year contract, which brings him 30 million euros a year. Until here, everything is fine. The two clubs are not yet in agreement. This was confirmed by the Ronaldo consultant Jorge Mendes of the Portuguese newspaper Record. But he also said, "If that happens, it would be a new stage and a new challenge in his brilliant career." And: "If Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Real Madrid, he will be eternally grateful to the club, the president, the management (…) and all the Madrilenians".

But how does Juve want to pbad this sensational agreement? Finally, the champion of the Italian series in addition to sumptuous salary costs also make a nice transfer of fees for loose Ronaldo.

In the Spanish media is currently talking about 100 million euros. The fact that the Madrilenians leave their record scorer but actually pull at this price, can be questioned. Given the fact that Juve has already invested just under 105 million newcomers this summer, the financial reach is also low due to financial fair play.

SPORT1 answers the most important questions about Ronaldo

How can Juve handle the Ronaldo affair?

The management of Bianconeri led by President Andrea Agnelli, Vice President Pavel Nedved and General Manager Giuseppe Marotta are familiar with the big business. In 2016, Juve hired Argentine striker Gonzalo Higuain for 90 million euros from his rival SSC Napoli. However, the club had previously also sold Paul Pogba for 105 million euros to Manchester United.

Agnelli and Co. are not known for bold transfers. On the contrary: rather for healthy and meaningful transfers. Often, they even secure players for free. For example, Sami Khedira, who came from Madrid in 2015. Or Emre Can, who tried unsuccessfully to persuade Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool coach, of a contract extension

That means: If Ronaldo in reality, Juve must earn money with one or the other star. The main candidate for sale is Higuain. The Chelsea should offer 60 million euros for the center forward, according to the English media. His brother and adviser Nicolas, however, was forced Thursday to take this rumor of wind sails. "Gonzalo still has a three-year contract and feels at home with Juve – I have not spoken to any other club," he said to Sky Sports

players could sacrifice Juve but Higuain for Ronaldo? The Italian media are calling on Bundesliga pro Mario Mandzukic and Marko Pjaca, but also midfielder Miralem Pjanic, who is drawing desires from FC Barcelona.

Paulo Dybala is the most coveted. Almost all major European clubs have shown interest in Argentina, aged 24. However, the technophile southpaw is considered unsaleable – and should form the new dream offensive with Ronaldo according to the Juve bosses.

In the event that Juve does not earn any income from player sales, the Juve Agnelli boss has Premium Sport has a Plan B in the back quarter to fund the annual salary of Ronaldo. As a member of Fiat 's board of directors, Agnelli would name the Italian automotive giant as an external sponsor of the Portuguese

How would Juve play with Ronaldo?

In Italy, they already paint the Juventus of the CR7. According to the Gazzetta dello Sport coach Mbadimiliano Allegri has already agreed with Ronaldo's advisor, Jorge Mendes, to direct his system entirely to the superstar.

Like Madrid, Ronaldo is largely relieved of defensive tasks. Shock and the outside striker poses to put his scoring skills into the best possible scene. Juve could play for Real in 4-3-2-1 – maybe even with Can instead of Khedira