Cristiano Ronaldo wins million-euro lawsuit against Juventus | OneFootball

Cristiano Ronaldo is exempt from returning the 9.8 million euros (about R$ 61 million) that Juventus tried to recover through legal appeal. The case has been ongoing since 2021, when the player left the Italian club and began demanding payment of overdue wages related to the period of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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In 2024, the Arbitration Panel of the Turin Court ruled in favor of Cristiano Ronaldo, and Juventus paid approximately 9.8 million euros to the Portuguese player. The amount corresponded to half of the sum initially claimed by the athlete, which was around 19.6 million euros (about R$ 122 million).

The club filed an appeal to try to recover the amount paid, but the request was denied. As a result, in addition to maintaining the payment to the player, Juventus will also have to bear the costs of the process.

Cristiano Ronaldo played for Juventus between 2018 and 2021, during which he played 134 matches, scored 101 goals, and provided 28 assists. With the Italian club, he won two Italian Championship titles, one Italian Cup, and two Italian Super Cups.

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