Due to unpaid salaries, Cristiano Ronaldo plans to sue Juventus.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Cristiano Ronaldo has chosen to continue with legal action against Juventus for unpaid salaries.
The article underlines how Cristiano Ronaldo, who played a period of three in Turin, is asking for the return of the €19.9 million net that the team offered him in exchange for his agreement to forgo payment while the COVID epidemic was in its early stages.
The now-famous "salary manoeuvres" by Juventus, the subject of the current Prisma legal dispute, include these postponed salaries.
Ronaldo has chosen to sue Juventus after seeking the appropriate paperwork from the Turin Public Prosecutor's Office, giving the Old Lady even additional pain.
Despite being abruptly cut from Massimiliano Allegri's team, Leonardo Bonucci also lately sued the company, suing for damages.
Contrarily, Paulo Dybala and Juventus have come to terms over the roughly €3 million he was owed. He had filed a lawsuit seeking damages for the failure to renew his contract after their original verbal agreement, but he has now dismissed it.
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