Juventus have been requested to pay Cristiano Ronaldo £8.3m in owed compensation by an Italian court. Ronaldo, 39, consented to concede compensation when football in Italy was stopped by the Coronavirus pandemic in the 2020-21 season. The Portuguese had guaranteed he was owed more than £17m by his previous club.
The Court of Assertion said the club ought to pay what the player would have gotten after charge and different allowances. Ronaldo enjoyed three seasons in Italy with Juventus somewhere in the range of 2018 and 2021, assisting them with coming out on top for two Serie A championships.
He left for his second spell with Manchester Joined together and following 16 months at Old Trafford joined Saudi club Al-Nassr. The five-time Ballon d'Or champ - granted to the world's best player - was positioned by American business magazine Forbes as the world's most generously compensated athlete in 2023, with profit of £109m.