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In the wake of Porto’s disappointing farewell to the tournament since the round of 16, Coppole said in an interview with the station. "Point Novo" Italian radio: "Was buying Cristiano Ronaldo a mistake? Of course yes".
ويتع: "Juventus will decide whether or not to sell Ronaldo, but it costs the club a million euros for each goal. I said this from day one (of the deal). I appreciate its value as a great hero, but it is very expensive and needs to create special conditions.".
Ronaldo earns an annual salary of about 30 million euros, making him the highest earner among his Juventus teammates, by a big difference.
Coppoli commented on manager Andrea Pirlo’s chances of staying in his post after the shocking European exit, refusing to criticize the former Italian soccer star.
Waqal: "Andrea Agnelli (current club president) seized the opportunity (named Pirlo). I am not criticizing it. I did the same with Cerro Ferrara (former coach)".
Ferrara was named in 2009 in circumstances similar to those of Pirlo’s selection last year, with fans believing in both cases that neither of them had enough experience to lead a team the size of Juventus.
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Ronaldo joined Juventus in the summer of 2018 from Real Madrid, hoping to help the “old woman” win the Champions League title.
But during the last three editions of the competition, the team failed to make it past the quarterfinals of the most valuable European soccer tournament, not even with the 36-year-old Portuguese star in attendance.
Following Porto’s disappointing farewell to the tournament starting in the round of 16, Coppoli said in an interview with Italian broadcaster “Punto Novo”: “Was the purchase of Cristiano Ronaldo a mistake? Of course Yes”.
“It is up to Juventus to decide whether or not to sell Ronaldo, but it costs the club a million euros for each goal. I said it from day one (of the deal). I appreciate his value as a great champion, but he is very expensive and needs create special conditions “.
Ronaldo earns an annual salary of about 30 million euros, making him the highest earner among his Juventus teammates, by a big difference.
Coppoli commented on manager Andrea Pirlo’s chances of staying in his post after the shocking European exit, refusing to criticize the former Italian soccer star.
“Andrea Agnelli (the current president of the club) took a risk (by naming Pirlo). I don’t criticize him. I did the same with Ciro Ferrara (the former coach).
Ferrara was named in 2009 in circumstances similar to those of Pirlo’s selection last year, with fans believing in both cases that neither of them had enough experience to lead a team the size of Juventus.
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