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Recently, reports have spread that Cristiano Ronaldo could return to Real Madrid in the face of the uncertainty of his future with the Juventus jersey.
Tony Rocca, CEO of “Himnus Football Lawyers”, explained how Real Madrid will restore the services of the Portuguese: “Ronaldo has a special law on strikes in Italy.”
“He did not go to Italy by chance, because it enjoys better tax treatment than the five major tournaments,” he added in statements released by the Spanish newspaper Marca.
According to Rocca, Ronaldo, who receives € 40 million a year from photography rights, pays € 225,000 in taxes in Italy.
On the other hand, the situation in Spain is completely different: “The 40 million euros that Ronaldo receives annually in Italy for image rights will be paid 100 times in Spain.”
And he continued: “This means that he pays 225 thousand euros in Italy, and the figure will increase to 20 million euros in Spain, regardless of his salary.”
Rocca explained how the Portuguese was able to avoid paying the huge amount of Spanish taxes by signing for a season with Real Madrid.
“If Ronaldo signs for Real Madrid for a season, he will be taxed as a non-resident, and he will not pay 20 million euros for photography rights, and he will pay only 19% of personal income tax,” added Rocca.
And he continued: “In this case, if Ronaldo returns to the real club and signs a one-year contract, he will have to leave Spain before June 30, 2022 so that he is not considered a resident of the country and the tax is paid. duplicated with him. “
Rocca explained that “Real Madrid may be affected because when negotiating a net salary with the player, they must pay the tax of 30% of the player’s salary in 2022.”
“In the case of Cristiano, he can pay taxes from his salary in Spain to all the income he earns in the world, which also includes the product of the images,” he said.
The newspaper “Corriere dello Sport” said a few days ago that Juventus could sell its Portuguese star for 29 million euros. (See details)
While the French coach Zinedine Zidane, the Real coach, spoke of the possibility of the return of the historic scorer. (See details)
