Cristiano Ronaldo unveiled at Juventus – live! | Soccer

He rather stirs his answer to questions about why he left Real Madrid, but he says he wants to show " he's not like the others "of his age. "I'm not 23, I'm 33," he says with a smile.

Ronaldo says he hopes to win the Champions League with Juventus, but that's a trophy that every club would like to win. He admits that one of the factors behind the club is the standing ovation that he received when he received a standing ovation during his last visit, when he scored that kick.

On Serie A: "I know it's a tough and tactical championship.I like to have a new experience. I do not like to sit down and watch my success, I believe in my football and my teammates, and I'm sure everything will be successful, I'm very calm and sure of myself. "

He continues. "It (Real Madrid) was a very brilliant story, but it's a whole new step, I thank all the fans for that, I have to focus on that and be motivated, I'm going to work hard. Love the new challenges.I hope everything is fine. "

Ronaldo says that he is still" rather young ] "but he admits that players of his age have the habit of" Qatar "or China." He says that he will always help the team of Portugal

And here he is at the center of a press conference, with sponsors galore behind him.

This is a good point that makes Rav . When was the last time Italian clubs signed the best in the world? Even though the ages and circumstances are very different, this is reminiscent of the Brazilian Ronaldo who signed for Inter Milan Barcelona in 1997, or even before that, Barcelona who sold Diego Maradona to Napoli in 1984.

Rav's Emails in . "I followed Juventus for 20 years," he says. "I covered them day after day for nearly 17 years and I have never seen anything close to that level of excitement or anticipation of a transfer during all that time Nothing is close to this agreement, never the summer when we signed Ibra, Canavaro and Capello in the space of a few months.It transcends football and it will be massive, not only for Juventus, but for Turin, Serie A and Italy in general.This looks like a comeback in the mid-90s when players flocked to Italy. "