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Florentino Perez makes stunning statement about Ronaldo's move to Juventus

- Real Madrid are now said to be regretting their decision to sell Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus

- Since the departure of the Portugal international, Los Blancos have been struggling

- The club's president Florentino Perez believes they made a mistake to have sold the ex Man United star

Florentino Perez who is the president of Spanish giants Real Madrid is reportedly regretting the decision of the club to sell Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus.

Cristiano Ronaldo left Los Blancos for a world record move to Juventus after winning the 2017/18 Champions League title with the Spanish club.

Football fans in many parts of the world were shocked the day Ronaldo left Real Madrid in which some asked the rationale that made Los Blancos not to keep him at the Bernabeu.

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"I felt it inside the club, especially from the president, that they no longer considered me the same way that they did in the start.

"The president looked at me through eyes that didn’t want to say the same thing, as if I was no longer indispensable to them, if you know what I mean,'' Ronaldo said to France Football after joining Juventus.

And since his mega move to the Old Lady, Cristiano Ronaldo has settled down well in the Serie A, while his former club Real Madrid are struggling to get goals.

Current manager of the club Santiago Solari is also under serious pressure this term at the Bernabeu in which there have been reports that he would leave at the end of the season.

According to the latest report by Tuttosport, they claimed that Real Madrid president Florentino Perez regrets not to have blocked Cristiano Ronaldo from leaving the club.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid are currently occupying fifth position on the Spanish La Liga table with 30 points after 18 games and they are 10 points away from Barcelona who sit top on the log.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how European League champions Real Madrid suffered an embarrassing defeat at home on Sunday, January 6, losing 0-2 against Real Sociedad in tough La Liga game.

Los Blancos even finished the match with 10 men as Lucas Vazquez was red carded in the tie as Real Madrid lost their sixth game this season in the topflight.

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