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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23391333" data-attributes="member: 158020">Ronaldo would 'leave a gap impossible to fill' at Real Madrid - Calderon warns against Juventus dealFormer Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon says it would not be  strange to see Cristiano Ronaldo join Juventus, but warned Real Madrid  against selling their star man.Speculation continues regarding the future of the Portuguese attacker with Juventus set to bid £88 million for the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.  Ronaldo turns 34 next year, but supporters still believe he is key to  Real Madrid's success, and Calderon agrees, saying he hopes current  president Florentino Perez can convince him to stay.     "If Ronaldo were to leave Madrid, he would leave a gap that would be impossible to fill," he told Tuttomercato.  "You can not easily find a champion who, in addition to participating  decisively in team play, guarantees more than 50 goals per season, and  much more for the past nine years."Florentino Perez has made excellent decisions for Real over the  years, but he has the defect of not picking up the inheritance that is  left to him by others. Something similar happened with Iker Casillas and  Raul.   "It culminated when Ronaldo realised Florentino didn't value him  they way he should. He wanted a better salary, which is normal for the  best employee in a company."He was upset when reports said Real were prepared to pay double his salary to Neymar."However, Calderon did acknowledge that Ronaldo would be a terrific pick up for Juventus and Serie A. "Juventus have long won the right to be considered one of the great  clubs in world football, so it would not be strange if he left and chose  the Bianconeri," he said.  "This acquisition would allow Juventus to consolidate their  superiority in Serie A and give them an edge in the Champions League."Ronaldo is a huge market opportunity. Many clubs would like to have him."</blockquote>

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