CR7 transfer. Fiat employees announced a strike

Employees of Italian Fiat's Mefla Fiat factory announced a strike after the company had spent a large sum helping Juventus to buy Cristian Ronald. Employees do not like the extravagance of the company, faced with simultaneous savings on jobs and salaries of employees.

According to Transfermarkt.de, Juventus paid Real Madrid up to 117 million euros for bringing CR7 to Turin. Much of this amount comes from Fiat, which is one of the sponsors of "The Old Lady".

Fiat employees of the Italian Melfi announced a three-day strike on July 15 and 17.

"We are all employees of the same owner, but the difference in treatment can not and will not be accepted." For three generations, Fiat workers made a fortune for the family and in return they lived a miserable life. unacceptable "- you can read in a statement issued by Fiat employees.

Recall that Ronald's transfer is one of the most expensive in the history of football.Only Neymar (bought for 222 million euros by PSG), Kylian Mbappe (180 million, PSG) and Philippe Coutinho (125 million, FC Barcelona) were more expensive than him.

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