3 reasons why Cristiano Ronaldo will move to Juventus

#1 The moment has come for Ronaldo to start a new chapter

Real Madrid v Liverpool - UEFA Champions League Final — All good things come to an end

As the saying goes, all good things come to an end. And Ronaldo's Real Madrid career is no different.

The former Manchester United player has been at the Spanish club for almost ten years and won everything possible. But, now the time has come for the attacker to start a new chapter in his career.

Although he is one of the best players around and he claims to have to the physicality of a 23-year-old, Ronaldo is moving towards the end of the career. There is no much time before the player starts to look rusty on the field. It is not wrong to say that we have already seen glimpses of it. Is it?

However, that doesn't mean that he is not good enough for a club like Juventus and needs to move to the Major League Soccer like most other 33-year-old footballers.

The MLS is probably in the former Sporting Lisbon player's plan, but a move to the United States is one for the future.

Do you think Ronaldo will move to Juventus? Sound off your opinions in the comments section below!

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