Ronaldo shows off skills during training

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Turin: Cristiano Ronaldo fans are dying to watch the Portugal superstar in action after a lengthy break due to the COVID-19 pandemic which has brought the world to a standstill.
As the Italian Serie A plots a return soon, the teams have started training and reigning champions Juventus have also hit the ground running.
The Turin-based club shared a short video on their official Twitter handle showing Ronaldo flaunting his enviable skills. The 35-year old former Manchester United and Real Madrid star forward is seen tossing a football effortlessly into thin air to score a basket.
The ever-expressive Ronaldo pumped his fists after that effort as the post read: ” Facile facile, @cristiano.”
Juventus’ players have been carrying out individual training sessions in small groups, all whilst keeping their distance at Continassa.
But last week, the Italian giants informed that all its first-team players tested negative for COVID-19 and that training will resume in “larger groups” in the next few days.
The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has set the date of commencement for the start of 2020-21 season as September 1, adding that the current Serie A season will have to be completed by August 20. (IANS)

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