Ronaldo commits future to Juventus until 2022 amid Real Madrid links
Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly committed another two years to Juventus after joining the club from Real Madrid in 2018.
The Portuguese attacker signed a four-year deal with the Serie A side and despite links with a move away, Tuttosport have assured that Ronaldo ensured that he will see out his contract in Turin.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has an ‘excellent’ relationship with the club, that has become stronger during the coronavirus pandemic.
Ronaldo joined The Old Lady for £100million and has not fallen short of that valuation – with 42 Serie A goals in 53 matches.
Links to his old club Real Madrid began to stir when his international teammate Jose Fonte claimed that he ‘has left the door open’ for a spectacular return to Spain.
However, the attacker seems content with his life in Italy as he currently resides back in his hometown of Madeira in Portugal with his wife and four children.
Ronaldo posted an image to social media of his work-out as he aims to keep fit during the covid-19 pandemic.
Ronaldo plans to return back to Italy next week as he prepares for the eventual resumption of the Serie A season.
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However, Juventus have planned not to stick their star-man in quarantine, along with the rest of the club’s non-Italian players, as they wish to test all their staff for coronavirus.
The Turin-based side publicly announced that three players – Daniele Rugani, Blaise Matuidi and Paulo Dybala – tested positive for COVID-19 since the country went into a national lockdown on March 10.