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[Luftstalag14]

That's almost the point. CR transfer helps the league prestige by proxy quite a bit. It shows the league is not a periphery of sorts for stars, most of whom prefer to go to England, Spain or PSG these days. That's why people would start caring about Serie A title again. Because if Ancelotti's Napoli, or Inter, or Milan, or Roma with Monchi's transfers going on do beat Juve with CR in the team, it'll be talked about. Good deal for Juve, even if it means losing an asset or two.

Madrid just doing what they had to for a year already.

I was saying it is a bad deal for Ronaldo himself.

 

[Blaugrana Bull]

I was saying it is a bad deal for Ronaldo himself.

I think it is a great deal. He earns more money and he will probably win the Scudetto and become Capocannoniere which will add to his legacy. Another argument for many to view him as the GOAT. And if he wins CL with Juve, he will be regarded the best player of his generation, I guarantee it.

 

[El Gato]

^
This.

So not really [MENTION=13941]Luftstalag14[/MENTION]. Not IMO

 

[DonAK]

I think it is a great deal. He earns more money and he will probably win the Scudetto and become Capocannoniere which will add to his legacy. Another argument for many to view him as the GOAT. And if he wins CL with Juve, he will be regarded the best player of his generation, I guarantee it.

Juventus have won 7 league titles in a row and Serie A is a league where Dzeko and Immobile and even an old ass Luca Toni has won the Capocannoniere in recent years.

None of that would be spectacular for CR's legacy unless he wins a CL with them and is the best player in the team.

He's in a perfect situation right now in Real Madrid. Not a good deal for him and I suspect if it was up to him he really would stay out his career in Madrid.

 

[TitoTata]

Juventus have won 7 league titles in a row and Serie A is a league where Dzeko and Immobile and even an old ass Luca Toni has won the Capocannoniere in recent years.

None of that would be spectacular for CR's legacy unless he wins a CL with them and is the best player in the team.

The 30 million (net) and another world player award should soften the blow ..

 

[El Gato]

(...) and I suspect if it was up to him he really would stay out his career in Madrid.

Dude.. what does that even mean?

Madrid are "lowering the clause" to make his exit easier. He's the one that wants to go.

 

[Blaugrana Bull]

Juventus have won 7 league titles in a row and Serie A is a league where Dzeko and Immobile and even an old ass Luca Toni has won the Capocannoniere in recent years.

None of that would be spectacular for CR's legacy unless he wins a CL with them and is the best player in the team.

He's in a perfect situation right now in Real Madrid. Not a good deal for him and I suspect if it was up to him he really would stay out his career in Madrid.

Bundesliga has become weaker in the last two years so Italy is league no.3 again. It is still a big and prestigious league.
There has not been a singe player that became best goal scorer in England, Spain and Italy. For Cristiano to achieve that with 33 would be outstanding and huge for his legacy.

 

[FCBfan22]

This is purely Ronaldo's decision.

If it was Real's decision, it would've happened last year, so they could've gotten Mbappe.

 

[Hardy]

next 3 pichichi locked for Messi :blondemessi:

but not golden boot

 

[Barcaman]

Oh no, Ronaldo's legacy. We're doomed.

 

[FCBfan22]

Bundesliga has become weaker in the last two years so Italy is league no.3 again. It is still a big and prestigious league.
There has not been a singe player that became best goal scorer in England, Spain and Italy. For Cristiano to achieve that with 33 would be outstanding and huge for his legacy.

Lutece and Jair disagree and say he needs to add French league too.

 

[Morten]

Bundesliga has become weaker in the last two years so Italy is league no.3 again. It is still a big and prestigious league.
There has not been a singe player that became best goal scorer in England, Spain and Italy. For Cristiano to achieve that with 33 would be outstanding and huge for his legacy.

What do you mean by best goal scorer though? Shearer has the record in England, Messi has it in Spain, idk who has it in Italy but he wont break that one either.

 

[Luftstalag14]

I think it is a great deal. He earns more money and he will probably win the Scudetto and become Capocannoniere which will add to his legacy. Another argument for many to view him as the GOAT. And if he wins CL with Juve, he will be regarded the best player of his generation, I guarantee it.

Will he earn more though? Can Juventus afford that kind of money? I highly doubt it.

Also I don't get the argument that if he wins the CL with Juventus he is automatically considered the best player of his generation.

 

[DonAK]

Bundesliga has become weaker in the last two years so Italy is league no.3 again. It is still a big and prestigious league.
There has not been a singe player that became best goal scorer in England, Spain and Italy. For Cristiano to achieve that with 33 would be outstanding and huge for his legacy.

Bundesliga becoming weaker because of Bayern's dominance doesn't necessarily mean that the Serie A have become stronger despite Roma's performances this season.

Becoming the top goalscorer for the dominant superpower, the only one, in a league where said superpower is trashing competition more than Bayern in Germany is not a huge deal.

 

[Luftstalag14]

Bundesliga has become weaker in the last two years so Italy is league no.3 again. It is still a big and prestigious league.
There has not been a singe player that became best goal scorer in England, Spain and Italy. For Cristiano to achieve that with 33 would be outstanding and huge for his legacy.

There is no way Serie A has surpassed Bundesliga to become No.3. Are you talking about co-efficient?