Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first Serie A goal at the 28th attempt and after 320 minutes of Juventus football.
The Ballon d’Or joined the Bianconeri for €100m this summer, but failed to score in his first three matches.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first Serie A goal at the 28th attempt and after 320 minutes of Juventus football.
The Ballon d’Or joined the Bianconeri for €100m this summer, but failed to score in his first three matches.
Given that he ended his Real Madrid career with more goals than games that has been a surprise, and indeed he hasn’t failed to score in the first four league games since 2008-09.
Last season though he did break in his fourth league match of the season, scoring with his 28th shot for Los Merengues.
Incredibly, he repeated the trick at Juventus, finally breaking through with the 28th attempt in today’s match against Sassuolo.
Gian Marco Ferrari’s wayward defensive header hit the upright and Ronaldo was quickest to react on the rebound from a yard.