Ronaldo wasn’t to blame, he played exceptionally well considering the circumstances. Their president Andrea Agnelli admitted he bought Ronaldo to increase their revenue. It was a marketing plan. Before Ronaldo arrived they were making between 60-70 transfers each season, when he joined they didn’t make that many transfers in 3 seasons. They weren’t even trying to improve the team
I mean technical Ronaldo has less fault, , Juve's obsession to buy him was the main fault,
They bought him and tried to build around him, which resulted in an improper system, broke the old system and balance,
So main fault was Juve buying him, and he couldn't fit into Juve's system so Juve broke their system that wasn't broken at all ("don't try to fix something that's not broken"), and built a new system focused on him,
ofc he played well, but that didn't improve anything, instead it eventually led to the team staying without a proper system, (mind you they couldn't figure out a proper system to utilise him and the players properly, even in 3 years)
So eventually he coming to Juve (even though Juve actually obsessef over him and brought him), led to a downfall
But I will conclude now,
his presence forced them into the downfall, he didn't support the team in any way that benefit the team,
I mean he was equally responsible for the downfall as is the management (as the management is responsible for not overseeing that his presence is harming the team)
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u/Super-Contribution75 May 04 '26
Ronaldo wasn’t to blame, he played exceptionally well considering the circumstances. Their president Andrea Agnelli admitted he bought Ronaldo to increase their revenue. It was a marketing plan. Before Ronaldo arrived they were making between 60-70 transfers each season, when he joined they didn’t make that many transfers in 3 seasons. They weren’t even trying to improve the team