The Ronaldo case: Why Juventus was punished despite no signed agreements

Tuttosport has shed light on the Ronaldo case, revealing the reason why Juventus will be obliged to pay over 9 million euros to its former attacker as compensation for unpaid wages during the lockdown period.

This comes as a result of a decision made by the Collegio arbitral panel.

The Collegio arbitral panel consists of three arbitrators who have provided an explanation regarding their judgment in this matter.

According to their assessment, the documentation presented by Cristiano Ronaldo, commonly known as CR7, does not validate the claims he sought to make.

However, the panel acknowledges that the financial arrangements concerning the salary reduction were indeed a subject of negotiation between Ronaldo and the club.

As a result, the panel has decided that, despite the lack of a signed agreement, Juventus is required to compensate Ronaldo for the unpaid wages, just as it has done for other players.

It is worth noting that, while the arbitrators have criticized Ronaldo for failing to provide a signature, they ultimately concluded that the absence of a signed agreement does not negate the existence of negotiations and discussions that took place between Ronaldo and Juventus.

Consequently, the club must now honor its financial obligations to the Portuguese superstar.

This decision has stirred up further controversy in the football community, with some questioning the fairness of the ruling. Despite the criticism, the Collegio arbitral panel’s verdict appears to be final, unless Juventus decides to appeal the decision.

Juventus, one of the most renowned football clubs in Italy and Europe, now faces the challenge of complying with the panel’s decision and making the necessary financial arrangements to fulfill its obligation to Ronaldo. T

his case serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in the contractual relationships between football clubs and their players, and the importance of thorough documentation and clear agreements in such high-stakes situations.