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#2 Winning the UEFA Champions League with 3 different clubs
After failing to win the UEFA Champions League despite reaching the final twice in the past 4 years, Juventus have made the European tournament a priority and there is no denying the Bianconeri signed Cristiano Ronaldo during the summer to bolster their chances of winning the competition this term.
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Arguably the greatest player in the history of the tournament, Ronaldo has enjoyed immense success in the Champions League in the past few years, winning it for the first time at Manchester United in the 2007/2008 season before leading Real Madrid to claim the European crown in three consecutive seasons between 2016 and 2018.
If the Portuguese attacker manages to lead the Bianconeri to claim the Champions League this season, he will break Clarence Seedorf's record as the only player to win the competition with three different teams.
