SHOULD JUVENTUS SELL RONALDO?

Should Juventus sell Ronaldo. You wouldn’t think that would happen in the current climate. But here are some thoughts as to why this might happen.

Juventus will certainly refuse to entertain such ludicrous thoughts, wouldn’t they? As one of the world’s most prized players, Ronaldo is the focal point of the Bianconeri attack, a multiple record-breaking and title-winning superstar and the glorified missing piece of the Champions League winning puzzle, who will unquestioningly see out his contract in Italy, considering the calibre of the club he joined, and the great lengths they went into prizing him so unexpectedly away from Real Madrid, surely?

At first glance, yes. Yet a closer look reveals several reasons why a seemingly incredulous move to France may just be of benefit for all parties involved. Rumours circulating a move to PSG might be in the works. But this is pure speculation at this point.

The PSG project has been in motion for many years, as the perpetual domestic league winners have their sights set on, above all, one iconic trophy: the coveted UEFA Champions League. After three consecutive Round of 16 exits, Les Parisiens went agonisingly close to finally realising their distant dream this year, with Bayern Munich’s Kingsley Coman haunting his ex-employers as his goal proved the difference in August’s final.

Last season’s European campaign helped overcome a major mental stumbling block for the Paris club, who had previously failed to reach the final four in the competition, proving they have the capability of reaching the business end of the tournament. Why not, then, add a five-time winner of the competition and perennial goalscoring machine in Ronaldo to their ranks?

The PSG project has been in motion for many years, as the perpetual domestic league winners have their sights set on, above all, one iconic trophy: the coveted UEFA Champions League. After three consecutive Round of 16 exits, Les Parisiens went agonisingly close to finally realising their distant dream this year, with Bayern Munich’s Kingsley Coman haunting his ex-employers as his goal proved the difference in August’s final.

Last season’s European campaign helped overcome a major mental stumbling block for the Paris club, who had previously failed to reach the final four in the competition, proving they have the capability of reaching the business end of the tournament. Why not, then, add a five-time winner of the competition and perennial goalscoring machine in Ronaldo to their ranks?The PSG project has been in motion for many years, as the perpetual domestic league winners have their sights set on, above all, one iconic trophy: the coveted UEFA Champions League. After three consecutive Round of 16 exits, Les Parisiens went agonisingly close to finally realising their distant dream this year, with Bayern Munich’s Kingsley Coman haunting his ex-employers as his goal proved the difference in August’s final.

The PSG project has been in motion for many years, as the perpetual domestic league winners have their sights set on, above all, one iconic trophy: the coveted UEFA Champions League. After three consecutive Round of 16 exits, Les Parisiens went agonisingly close to