Juventus' share price has been bumped up to €1 with the club's record signing Cristiano Ronaldo in line to make his home debut in the Serie A. A report by Bloomberg indicates that there has been a 4.49% increment, putting the official share value at €1.04.
Per the account, the Italian giants have not witnessed their share price rise to that extent in recent times, not even during the days after Ronaldo completed a club-record move from Real Madrid. The last time the €1 figure was clocked was earlier in January upon which a steady campaign was built to ensure that the Old Ladies lift their seventh successive Scudetto a few months later.
The star in the spotlight, Cristiano Ronaldo, was named among the starting XI that will feature against Lazio on Saturday. The Portuguese superstar, despite impressing in his competitive debut last week, failed to get on the scoresheet against Chievo Verona.
He, however, managed to register nine shots of which four found the target and will be hoping to open his Serie A account against Lazio.
