Cristiano Ronaldo Wins Lawsuit Against Juventus for Unpaid Wages: Court Decision Revealed

Played for Juventus between 2018 and 2021 – and now still receiving unpaid wages: Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Falsification of balance sheets, stock manipulation, secret black money deals with players: Juventus Turin had been for some time – from the end of 2022 – to fight many charges which ultimately led to heavy penalties.

This is what the Italian champions (36 titles) had at the end of May 2023 ten Serie A points revoked, and on top of that it was fine given – and agreement with UEFA that too a one-year ban from all European competitions along with a fine of 20 million euros There was guidance.

But that’s not all: at the end of 2022 he had already revealed that he was active for the Bianconeri between 2018 and 2021 Cristiano Ronaldo (39, now active at Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia) sued for unpaid wages – it was about 20 million euros.

Despite approval: CR7 gets salary withheld

Background: Juve bosses at the time are said to have paid out or pledged black money during the COVID-19 pandemic. So the defendant gave part of their salary to 23 professionals who had agreed to a corona-related salary waiver of 90 million euros – CR7 was also one of them. And that is black, meaning that taxes and social security contributions are avoided. We were talking about four monthly salaries, and it was said that three of these were paid without an account and therefore unfair.

As for CR7, it is said that the whole thing had the following background: the payment amount he requested was the salary that was supposed to have been agreed between the two parties at the time of his ‘ an epidemic. The club had indicated that they had already paid the money. However, according to the “Gazzetta dello Sport”, the player, who earned more than 30 million euros per season while he was in the Old Lady, said at the time that he never received a move.

Now Justice spoke in the person of a providential and accountable judge – and she judged Solomon. Therefore, the Turin team must pay almost ten million euros (9.7) to Cristiano Ronaldo. Because the now 39-year-old man agreed to the salary receipt himself, the court did not give him the full amount he wanted. In the end, the court found that the player and the club were partly right; the bottom line is that Turin will have to pay around half of the requested amount – and all parties can draw a line under the issue.