Juventus were backed to rack up an array of silverware next season within hours of confirming they had secured the transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid.
The Portuguese forward was announced as the new record signing at Juventus on Tuesday for a fee of £99m, eclipsing the £75m they paid Napoli for Gonzalo Higuain in 2016.
Within hours, the Turin giants had received significant backing to dominate next season, with a Serie A title now 2/5 from 4/6 and a Champions League trophy closing into 7/1 from 9/1.
Ronaldo was also supported to hit the ground running at Juventus by bagging over 30 goals in his first season in Serie A, despite odds-on quotes of 4/6.
During his Real Madrid career, Ronaldo breached the 30-goal barrier in La Liga six times, including three hauls in excess of 40.
We have quoted Ronaldo at 1/3 to pick up the Ballon d’Or in 2019 having scooped the accolade in four of the last five years.
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The Portuguese forward was announced as the new record signing at Juventus on Tuesday for a fee of £99m, eclipsing the £75m they paid Napoli for Gonzalo Higuain in 2016.
Within hours, the Turin giants had received significant backing to dominate next season, with a Serie A title now 2/5 from 4/6 and a Champions League trophy closing into 7/1 from 9/1.
Juve are 20/1 to pull off a Champions League, Serie A and Coppa Italia treble next season.""
Ronaldo was also supported to hit the ground running at Juventus by bagging over 30 goals in his first season in Serie A, despite odds-on quotes of 4/6.
During his Real Madrid career, Ronaldo breached the 30-goal barrier in La Liga six times, including three hauls in excess of 40.
We have quoted Ronaldo at 1/3 to pick up the Ballon d’Or in 2019 having scooped the accolade in four of the last five years.
*Prices correct at time of publication