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10th July 2018
06:05pm BST

Ronaldo's first contract at the club was worth €11 million per year, over six years, and contained a €1 billion buy-out clause.
Ahead of the 2013–14 season he signed a new contract that extended his stay by three years to 2018, with a salary of €17 million net, making him the highest-paid player in football for a brief period.
In November 2016, he then extended his contract with Madrid to 2021 in a deal that was believed to be worth over €21 million per year.
His new deal at Juventus will see him reportedly sign a four-year contract that will see him earn £500k per week, or €30 million per year, at the Italian club.
Real Madrid were valued at €1.353 billion by Forbes when Ronaldo joined in 2009 and they increased their net worth to €3.48 billion as of June 2018.
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According to a 2016 report from Marca, the forward has also proven to be a gold mine for Madrid with 40% of shirt sales attributed to his name.
Elsewhere, Juventus stocks closed a whopping 11 per cent up last Thursday after news broke that the striker had agreed personal terms to move to Turin.
The publicly traded stocks opened with a 7 per cent jump on the back of the transfer rumours and only strengthened over the course of the day as the news gathered momentum.
By the end of trading those shares closed 11.19% up at €0.82 a share, pushing the club's total value up to €825m.Explore more on these topics: