Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Manchester United from Juventus late in the transfer window.
Subsequently, there were rumors flying about the fee involved in signing the superstar.
Fabrizio Romano, the football transfer expert has revealed the details of the move.
Fabrizio has reported that Manchester United will pay the Italian club, a net 3 million euros every year until 2026.
The sum adds up to a total of 15 million euros. Meanwhile, there are add-ons up to 8 million added in the deal too. Meaning, the total fee Manchester United pays Juventus can rise up to the region of 23 million euros.
Of the 8 million euros, 5 million is potentially easy to reach and the other 3 million is more complicated to be achieved.
The Portuguese forward shocked the world by returning to Manchester United. There were speculations flying around that Manchester City apparently was close to signing the 36-year-old. However, a late move from Manchester United saw him return to his former employers.
Cristiano Ronaldo will wear the same number seven as he wore in his first stint at the club.
Since his time away from the Manchester club, the forward amassed a total of 640 goals for both club and country. Ronaldo recently became the all-time top men’s international goalscorer with 111 goals beating Ali Daei’s record of 109 goals for Iran.
He is yet to appear for Manchester United this season.
