According to slow-motion reports in Italian media, Juve can't afford Ronaldo's high salary, the Portuguese superstar may leave the team this summer, and Juve may bring in former Inter captain and Paris Saint-Germain striker Icardi to replace him.
Ronaldo's contract with Juve will expire in 2022, and although Juventus is financially healthy, it is inevitably affected by the epidemic. Slow motion shows that Ronaldo's after-tax annual salary is as high as 31 million euros, and Juve cannot bear such a burden, they are now looking for other players to replace Ronaldo, and Icardi is their target.
Juve have reportedly begun contact with Paris Saint-Germain regarding Icardi's transfer, which is not currently the main player in Paris, so the team does not intend to force the Argentine shooter. As for Cristiano Ronaldo, slow motion said his potential next home would be Paris Saint-Germain or Miami International in the United States, after Miami international boss David Beckham had made it clear that he intended to bring in Ronaldo.
Juve intend to sign Icardi on a rent-before-buy basis, while they also want to purge the team's other high-paid players, such as Ramsey and Rabiot, to make room for the introduction of Italy international midfielder Locatelli this summer.