Man United agree two-year deal for Cristiano Ronaldo
Manchester United have confirmed they have agreed a deal to sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Juventus.
The Red Devils have announced that they will provide CR7 a 2-year contract and an annual salary of 29 Million Euros, as well as paying a transfer-fee of around 28 million Euros to the Italian club.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner, joined United from Sporting Lisbon as a teenager back in 2003, and spent 6 seasons at Old Trafford, before moving to Real Madrid for a world record fee of 94 million euros in 2009. His consequent move to Juve, brought him two Serie A titles, and A Coppa Italia in 3 years, but it was tainted with back to back failures in the Champions League.
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