Juventus have released official figures for Cristiano Ronaldo’s staggering Manchester United transfer.
The Portuguese marksman left after three years at the Bianconeri, in order embark the perfect finale for his sensational career – a move to the Red Devils, where he came into the world spotlight between 2003 and 2009.
The Old Lady released the official agreement document between the two clubs for Ronaldo’s transfer.
€15m is supposed to be paid by the Italian giants throughout the span of five financial years – rising up to an additional €8m payable ‘upon achievement of specific performance objectives’.
The agreement further added: “This operation generates a negative economic impact of approximately €14m on the 2020/2021 financial year due to the partial write-down of the net book value of the player’s registration rights.”
Ronaldo leaves Juventus with 101 goals in 134 appearances, since his blockbuster move to the club from Real Madrid.
Juventus have relieved a gigantic sum of €31m net per season off the wage books.