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Some players decline really fast as they lose the drive to maintain their level.And Ronaldinho's came earlier... but by in large in 30's player decline really fast.
Some players decline really fast as they lose the drive to maintain their level.And Ronaldinho's came earlier... but by in large in 30's player decline really fast.
The feeling is mutual, particularly since you would have us buy him back when Real Madrid would reportedly demand some €120m+. As good as he is, that would just be a moronic decision.
Zlatan at 35 was still our best player, Cristiano will only be better.
Some players decline really fast as they lose the drive to maintain their level.
That's not true either, Rooney's decline came much quicker much younger.
Anyway, I still don't think Real will sell him.
Zlatan at 35 was still our best player, Cristiano will only be better.
There seems to be some genuine momentum behind him moving to Juventus. Credible journos etc reporting it and odds shortening at the bookies today. I'd be gutted if he left and we didn't at least match their offer.
You're in for a huge shock when Ronaldo leaves if you think they'll win the CL again.
You're in for a long long wait if you sell him.
Yes, which is bs since juventus can't afford those wages. Even 30m before tax would be a stretch for them, though i think they might get there for him. 60? That's half their total wage bill.Marca saying it's looking likely he'll leave and Real will accept a 100m offer. The 30m wage offered by Juventus higher than 25m by Real.
That's what I'm thinking too, just wrote what I saw. Only way this happens is if Juve believes they'll be generate far more revenue with him.Yes, which is bs since juventus can't afford those wages. Even 30m before tax would be a stretch for them, though i think they might get there for him. 60? That's half their total wage bill.
Yes, which is bs since juventus can't afford those wages. Even 30m before tax would be a stretch for them, though i think they might get there for him. 60? That's half their total wage bill.
Its Juventuz.com, mate..dont go there or you can get cancer.Wow I just came back from a Juve fan forum "googling juve forum".
One guy seems to have an issue with African/Asian fans supporting Juve if Ronaldo joins (the forum is in English... so ironic) and another person is hoping for some plane crash. This place is heaven in comparison.
Yes, which is bs since juventus can't afford those wages. Even 30m before tax would be a stretch for them, though i think they might get there for him. 60? That's half their total wage bill.
Its Juventuz.com, mate..dont go there or you can get cancer.
They wouldn't make much commercially from signing him. It's a nonsense myth that's trotted out for every potential big signing, just like shirt salesThey wouldn't be signing just a football player, if it were to happen it's because what he adds commercially would make it worth it.
Haven't Juve been trying to get to another level marketing wise? They even changed their crest because of it. This could be the perfect move to make them compete with the biggest clubs in that department too.
Juventus are in good financial health but they're not exactly loaded with room to spend. Increasing the wage bill by ~40m is likely to send them in the red. Even with Cristiano's commercial value, i'm not sure it would help increase their revenue enough right away. IIRC their contract with adidas still has a long life ahead, so it's doubtful they'd be willing to renegotiate at a massively inflated price. Now if it was Nike it might have been differentThey wouldn't be signing just a football player, if it were to happen it's because what he adds commercially would make it worth it.
Haven't Juve been trying to get to another level marketing wise? They even changed their crest because of it. This could be the perfect move to make them compete with the biggest clubs in that department too.
Juventus are in good financial health but they're not exactly loaded with room to spend. Increasing the wage bill by ~40m is likely to send them in the red. Even with Cristiano's commercial value, i'm not sure it would help increase their revenue enough right away. IIRC their contract with adidas still has a long life ahead, so it's doubtful they'd be willing to renegotiate at a massively inflated price. Now if it was Nike it might have been different
They wouldn't make much commercially from signing him. It's a nonsense myth that's trotted out for every potential big signing, just like shirt sales
Juventuz have a problem with racism on their forum.Wow I just came back from a Juve fan forum "googling juve forum".
One guy seems to have an issue with African/Asian fans supporting Juve if Ronaldo joins (the forum is in English... so ironic) and another person is hoping for some plane crash. This place is heaven in comparison.
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Oki, didn’t know that. Don’t think there is any truth in that anyway. He will retire in MadridIf you read the threads the talk is him going to Juve
He will certainly not get better. At best he would perform as he did last year, which is of course at a high level, but its far too risky to expect him to maintain that for more than a year or two.
By your criterion, the Serie A is an even bigger joke than the Ligue 1. Look at how many times in a row Juventus has won it now ?From a footballing perspective, Juventus is probably the best option for him tbh. Can prolong his career at the top level, will score a feck ton of goals and still in a top league, still compete for the champions league and one of the biggest clubs historically too. Plus at the dominant team in the league without it being a joke league like PSG in France.
Not sure Madrid will sell, but if any of the Ronaldo rumors ever made sense for all parties, it's probably this one.
From a footballing perspective, Juventus is probably the best option for him tbh. Can prolong his career at the top level, will score a feck ton of goals and still in a top league, still compete for the champions league and one of the biggest clubs historically too. Plus at the dominant team in the league without it being a joke league like PSG in France.
Not sure Madrid will sell, but if any of the Ronaldo rumors ever made sense for all parties, it's probably this one.
It is a one team league but theres a lot more respect for the rest of the league there. Also a lot more respect for Juventus then for PSG. Dont think Ronaldo ever really wanted to go to a team like that, especially when that team is in a league that is otherwise average. Juventus have won a bunch of titles in a row but I'd still argue there is a lot more competitiveness and the gap between them and napoli/roma/inter/Lazio is smaller then the gap between PSG and the rest.By your criterion, the Serie A is an even bigger joke than the Ligue 1. Look at how many times in a row Juventus has won it now ?
I am not completely disagreeing with you. The Italian league is better IMHO but there isn't much difference with the French League I think.It is a one team league but theres a lot more respect for the rest of the league there. Also a lot more respect for Juventus then for PSG. Dont think Ronaldo ever really wanted to go to a team like that, especially when that team is in a league that is otherwise average. Juventus have won a bunch of titles in a row but I'd still argue there is a lot more competitiveness and the gap between them and napoli/roma/inter/Lazio is smaller then the gap between PSG and the rest.