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Juventus are becoming more confident in recruiting Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid, the Portuguese striker having signed a four-year deal worth 30 million euros per season.
Ronaldo's future at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium is uncertain Since the victory over Liverpool in the Champions League final in May, when the 33-year-old suggested that he was on the verge of leave when he said "it was very nice to be in Madrid". After signing a five-year contract with the three European champions in November 2016, Ronaldo's agent, Jorge Mendes, hoped that the triple European champion would offer him an extension but has not yet managed to come to fruition, with break-up rumors Ronaldo has already spoken to Juventus manager Andrea Agnelli, and indicated his desire to move to Serie A, with Italian champions increasingly encouraged to believe an agreement for the fivefold The winner of the Golden Ball could be done.
Despite the release of its release clause, Juve has offered 100 million euros to Madrid and must now persuade Pérez to accept a fraction of the price that they could ask for. Discussions are ongoing between him and Mendes, the agent being considered a command line worth 10 million euros if the transfer was to be made.
"If that happens, it will be a new chapter and a new challenge, his brilliant career," Mendes told the Portuguese newspaper Record after meeting with Madrid Vice President José Ángel Sánchez. "If Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Real Madrid, he will remain forever grateful to the club, the president, all the staff without exception, as well as Madrid fans around the world."
Meanwhile, Gianluigi Buffon should complete his transfer to Paris Saint-Germain after undergoing a medical examination on Friday. The former goalkeeper of Italy, 40, left Juventus after 17 years last month and is expected to sign a two-year contract.
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