Former Real Madrid star says Cristiano Ronaldo could have joined Juventus under Capello

Former Real Madrid star says Cristiano Ronaldo could have joined Juventus under Capello

Former Juventus and Real Madrid star Emerson says Cristiano Ronaldo could have joined Juventus under Capello. What’s more, discharged a meeting with Globoesporte to discuss the approaching Champions League between the bianconeri and the Merengues.

The former Brazil star played for both groups amid his playing profession in spite of the fact that Emerson did likewise sparkle with AS Roma figuring out how to win the title in 2001.

Former Real Madrid star says Cristiano Ronaldo could have joined Juventus under Capello

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Former Real Madrid star says Cristiano Ronaldo could have joined Juventus under Capello

“I will support Juventus for one straightforward reason,” Emerson said. “I think they should win everything for what they are doing this season and for what they’ve been doing amid the last couple of seasons.”

“It will be difficult to beat Real Madrid. My Juventus side would have been prepared to win the Champions League it if not for Calciopoli [the match fix embarrassment that saw Juve being relegated to second division].”

As he says Cristiano Ronaldo could have joined Juventus under Capello: “I chatted with Capello [Juventus’ administrator at the time] before the embarrassment detonated. He wanted to sign Cristiano Ronaldo.”

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“I would have remained at Juventus in Serie B yet the president disclosed to me he would have tuned in to all offers for me, that is the reason I cleared out. Juve will win for 2-1 in the last. Sergio Ramos and Dybala will both score.”

Real Madrid fans wait for La Decima for a long time, as Madrid’s hunger for the greatest names was not generally coordinated by accomplishment on the field.

Juventus are still to add to their two European titles, with a penalty shootout annihilation to AC Milan in 2003 and going down against Barcelona in 2015 importance they have completed as runners-up on six events.

The continent’s last nearly men were forced to rebuild in between those two defeats as the Calciopoli scandal saw them demoted to Serie B in 2006.