Cristiano Ronaldo has made the decision to take legal action against Juventus due to unpaid wages, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport.
The article, found on page 20, highlights that the Portuguese football star, who spent three years in Turin, is demanding to be paid the €19.9 million net amount that the club had promised him when he agreed to defer his wages during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. These deferred wages are part of Juventus' well-known 'salary maneuvers,' which are currently under scrutiny in the ongoing Prisma legal case. After requesting the necessary documents from the Turin Public Prosecutor's Office, Ronaldo has opted to pursue legal action against Juventus, adding to the club's existing troubles. Recently, Leonardo Bonucci also initiated legal proceedings against the club, seeking damages after being excluded from Massimiliano Allegri's squad in a seemingly abrupt manner. On the other hand, Paulo Dybala has come to an agreement with Juventus regarding the approximately €3 million he was owed. Consequently, he has dropped his lawsuit concerning compensation related to the failure to extend his contract, following their initial verbal agreement.
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