Juventus unveil Cristiano Ronaldo following club-record £99m move from Real Madrid

Italian champions Juventus have unveil club-record signing Cristiano Ronaldo following his move from Real Madrid.

The 33-year-old arrived in Turin by private jet on Sunday after a ££99.2million deal was agreed last week.

Chants of 'Ronaldo' and 'Cristiano' could be heard from the Juve supporters as the Portugal forward emerged from a building dressed in a suit upon his arrival.

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Serie A champions Juve will pay £91m to Real over two financial years and "additional costs" of £10.8m.

The Portuguese, who scored a hat-trick in his opening game at the World Cup, bagged 450 goals in 438 games for the Galacticos, winning four Champions League during his time there, beating Juventus in the 2017 final in Cardiff.

In seven games against his new employer, Ronaldo managed ten goals and lost just twice, their most recent encounters being in the Champions League quarter finals this year, in which the forward scored an outstanding bicycle kick in Turin.