Ronaldo set to leave Juventus, considers two clubs
Juventus star, Cristiano Ronaldo, has hinted his teammates of his intention to leave the club, Marc’s reported on Friday.
Ronaldo, 36, joined the Italian side from Real Madrid in 2018, signing a contract that will end by summer of 2022.
The serial winner has enjoyed huge success in his flowery career winning 32 major trophies including seven league titles, five UEFA Champions League, one UEFA European Championship and one UEFA Nations League title.
Five of the honours were won during his time with the Old Ladies.
Though the report of of his exit from Juventus is yet to be officially confirmed, Ronaldo is said to be considering a return to his former clubs, Manchester United, or Sporting CP.
In his three years with the Italian side, Ronaldo netted 101 goals with 22 assets in all competitions, winning two Serie A titles and one Coppa Italia and two Supercoppa Italiana.Â
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