Ronaldo in Real again? ’90 percent of fans would welcome ‘

Reporting by the Italian media that due to the economic crisis in which Italy will find a coronavirus epidemic, Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo may say goodbye to the Old Lady, the bone was immediately seized by the Spaniards. They are already thinking aloud about his return to Real Madrid.

“The information I have is such that it is quite possible that Cristiano will leave Juventus,” one of the journalists there began a conversation on one of the football shows. Editor-in-chief of the Spanish sports newspaper AS Tomas Roncero believes that the return of Ronaldo would be warmly welcomed by Real Madrid fans. “If Cristiano came back, I think 85 or 90 percent of Madrid would have enthusiastically accepted him, since he proved that years were just a number. This guy proved to be a machine,” Roncero pointed out. The editor of one of the most widely read sports magazines on Spanish soil is at the same time convinced that the wounds of a broken relationship between Ronald and Real President Florentino Perez have already healed. “It’s true that he and the president had some disagreements and a crumbling relationship, but I think Real Madrid has changed … Why not?” the affection for Ronaldo’s return to white ballet is not hidden by Roncero, an otherwise big and emotional fan of Madrid Real.

Real Madrid spent golden hours with Cristiano Ronaldo, winning four Champions League laurels on his wings in just five seasons.

“I would love to have Cristiano Ronaldo come back to Real. That would be the only thing that would wake me up from the existential anger I feel about being in such a bad state right now. Cristiano, if I imagine him in white just for one day to score one of my “ghouls” I am ecstatic with his exclamation of ‘Siiiiiiu’ in the full stadium. In Juventus, understandably given the state of the country, they have a major economic problem and they may not could fulfill Cristian’s contracts, “Roncero further emphasized. CR7 has a contract with Juventus until the end of June 2022.