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A scent of ice in his honor, a pizza that bears his name, queues to buy his shirt: For some, Cristiano Ronaldo is as important as the Pope.
Juventus made waves around Real Madrid's Ronaldo world for an Serie A record of around $ 189 million, the winner of the Golden Ball five times signing a contract of four years with the champion of Italy.
RONALDO WAGES VENTILATION: $ 43K PER SLEEP, 45 HOUSES GULF AND LOST: RONALDO IN JUVENTUS
Ronaldo mania in full swing in Turin, with enterprising businessmen who do not miss the opportunity to celebrate the occasion and cash the arrival of the Portuguese striker.
But not everyone is pleased with the agreement that has highlighted a huge wage gap
Turin is an industrial city and home of Fiat, which – like Juventus – is also controlled by the Agnelli family. 19659006] While most fans welcome the arrival Al Ronaldo, even with supporters of opposing teams recognizing the prestige that he brings to the Italian game, there is a minority who is unhappy at the price of the transaction. A small group of former Fiat Chrysler workers and union activists hung banners on a wall outside of a car factory in Naples, while strikes are scheduled for Friday in Pomigliano and Monday and Tuesday at another Fiat factory in Melfi. 19659006] Ronaldo will receive a total of 189 million Australian dollars during his four-year contract in Italy, ie 47 million Australian dollars, 4 million Australian dollars, 912 587 Australian dollars a week
. to almost everyone on this earth, but unlike the state of the average Italian, it borders on ethics.
According to Tradingeconomics.com the average salary in Italy in 2016 was registered at 2426.2 Euros ($ 3823.93 AU) per month
This means that the average Italian should work during 238.65 months or 19.88 years in order to win what Ronaldo wins in just one week.
Contingent in this sense, it can be calculated that the new signature of Juve does more in an hour ($ 5,431 AU) Most people in the European nation that he will call home in a month
It would take the Portuguese superstar a little over 42 minutes to earn what the average Italian does for a whole month.
– Can you really blame them for hitting?
Of course, these gigantic characters are not unique to the latest issue of the A series, with sports stars around the world earning huge sums of money on the pitch. But this strike, implemented by employees who have essentially the same boss as Ronaldo – Juve and Fiat, the Agnelli family – highlights the remarkable differences between these athletes and the public
TURIN WELCOME CR7
Leonardo La Porta, who has owned Gelateria Miretti in the heart of Turin for 30 years, has created a flavor called CR7 – the famous Ronaldo brand. La Porta, 50, is not a supporter of Juventus, nor even a football fan, but has often created flavors to mark important events in the city. However, it did not create a flavor in the honor of a person before – when the Pope came to Turin in 2015.
La Porta put a lot of thought into the creation of the CR7 flavor, that he wanted to represent a union between Portugal and Turin.
"I put it on sale on the 7/7 date because it was the day when it was said that Cristiano Ronaldo would be introduced," La Porta said at the time. Associated Press. "I thought about it a week ago … the search was quite intense." We chose to use a typically Portuguese liquor that is Ginja, it's an acidic cherry liquor that connects strongly Portugal to the Piedmont region, because here too in Piedmont we have a similar cherry liquor. In Portugal, this liqueur is served in a cup of chocolate, so this ice cream is made of milk, cream, sugar and carob flour, with this liquor Ginja and pieces of chocolate. "The taste is rich and tasty, with hints of spice and fruit" I hope that (Ronaldo) can come here to try it, "said La Porta, adding that the flavor is sells regularly. "If not, I'm ready to go home to do it for him.We will see." Nearby is a pizzeria, which also hopes to attract the football superstar.
Tommy Tegamino, who belongs to two Juventus season ticket holders, brothers Filippo (31) and Tommaso Crozaso (26), now owns the "Pizza CR7". The deep pizza is garnished with stracchino cheese and black olives in the form of number "7" and also symbolizes the black and white colors of Juventus.
It costs seven euros ($ 8.17).
"We all hope that it will come!", Laughs Sara Giulia Peira, the director of the oldest of the three branches of Tommy Tegamino, 35 years old. "Maybe he finds out he's coming here to try it, it'll be great."
"We decided to do things right when we heard the official news that he was coming here. In fact, it is only Wednesday that we started to sell it. Our owners have decided with our pizza chef to celebrate the Portuguese star … It's going well, especially with the fans of course. "Some incredulous fans are still rubbing their eyes in disbelief as Ronaldo joins Juventus.
Raimondo Livolsi, A 37-year-old Turkish worker said that he thought" it was a hoax "when news of Ronaldo's possible arrival emerged, while Eric Tolve joked about the fact that he needed a" malox truck "to calm his stomach. Tolve, a 59-year-old worker from Foggia, who was in Turin with his wife visiting their daughter, bought a "Ronaldo" shirt for his nephew. "There is no chance for anyone now, not in Italy or in Europe, "he added." The Champions League is ours. 100%. "Juventus has won the league for seven years, and the Cup of Italy the last four, but has not lifted the Champions League since 1996 – even though it finished second in two of the last four editions 19659006] The shirts bearing the name of Ronaldo stole shelves and not only in Turin The official Juventus shop in Milan sold about a t-shirt per minute
The stores are also short of letters to print Ronaldo's name, while the shop closest to the stadium ran Wednesday night is gearing up to welcome the man himself, during his presentation on Monday .. Ronaldo should also find it easy to settle in Turin Although it has less than a third of the population of Madrid, Turin is still the fourth largest city in Italy, close to the mountains and the sea.
"I think that he will like that here, "said Simone Massucco, 17- a student of Turin, who bought his first shirt Juventus – with the name of Ronaldo. "It's not a city where fans are harassing you too much, I think it's going to settle down."
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