The Juventus-CR7 conflict continues, with December 20 being the next court date for the ongoing dispute.
The Portuguese star continues to seek his dues, a consequence of not receiving payment during his time with the club. Meanwhile, Juventus claims that everything has been settled. The legal battle shows no signs of stopping, and finding common ground seems impossible.
According to Italian media reports, the Al Nassr player claims that Juventus owes him a substantial 19.5 million euros, representing payments for the 2020-2021 season that have not been transferred to his bank account. In response, Juventus officials have stated that the player has no right to demand this fee as he voluntarily left, only to return to Manchester United.
Wednesday, December 20, marked the final phase where both parties presented their statements, and now the court is expected to deliver a verdict. If there is no agreement, the case will be postponed to January of the next year. It is worth noting that CR7 joined Juventus in 2018, where he played for three seasons until 2021, and then moved on to the Red Devils. During his time in Turin, he won two championships, two super cups, and the cup once.
