Juventus legend Mauro Camoranesi isn’t deterred by the slow start to life at Bianconeri for Cristiano Ronaldo who is yet to get on the mark for his club.
Camoranesi is confident the former Real Madrid player will shake off his poor start to the season and get back to his scoring form for Juventus. Ronaldo made the switch from Real Madrid to Juventus in the summer transfer window for a fee of €100M.
Camoranesi spoke highly of Ronaldo’s goal-scoring instincts, “We’re talking about a player who has scored more than 500 goals, with exceptional qualities. Just because he didn’t score in his first two games, it doesn’t mean anything. It’s just one of those things. He’ll score tons of goals before the end of the season. He has everything, explosive power, pace and technique.”
The former Juventus winger added that the defensive organization in Italy is a bit tough to break down, “any team in Italy defend with many players in their own half.
This limits the space he has, so an understanding with his teammates is needed to find it, as well as his great power. The ideal way to feed him would be to give him the ball with only one or two opponents for him to get past, but that’ll hardly happen in Italy.”
Ronaldo will be hoping to get on the score sheet when Juventus face Parma on Saturday 1 September at the Stadio Ennio Tardini with the kick off time slated for 9:30 PM.
