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New Report reveals superstar Cristiano Ronaldo was UNDERSOLD to Juventus by Real Madrid



A new report from the CIES Football Observatory, an organization that specializes in the statistical analysis of football, has revealed that superstar striker Cristiano Ronaldo was undersold by Real Madrid.

According to its latest report on player value - which takes into consideration a player's form, age, reputation, nationality, and the club they currently are, and some other crucial factors, CIES was able to estimate CR7 at  €116.5 million

Juventus paid  €105 million for the services of the Portuguese star. Also, CIES suggested that Liverpool underpaid for newly signed goalkeeper Allison and overpaid for Leipzig transfer Naby Keita.

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