Juventus 1984-85: The Road to the First European Cup: At the start of the 1984-85 season, Juventus had only one major European trophy left to win. The UEFA Cup had arrived in 1977, the Cup Winners’ Cup in the spring of 1984, and the European Super Cup would follow a few months later. The European Cup, however, was still missing, and it remained the true measure of international success for a club that had already come close twice.
Juventus 1981–82: The Season of the Second Star: Juventus entered the 1981–82 season as Italian champions. The Scudetto won a few months earlier was the nineteenth in the club’s history, leaving Giovanni Trapattoni’s team with an obvious target: reach twenty titles, become the first Italian club entitled to wear a second star on its shirt and confirm the dominance built during Giampiero Boniperti’s presidency.
Cristiano Ronaldo: CR7’s Three Years at Juventus – Now Available in English: Cristiano Ronaldo’s arrival at Juventus in the summer of 2018 was one of the most extraordinary transfers in modern football history. After nine seasons at Real Madrid, five Champions League titles and countless individual records, the Portuguese superstar chose Turin for the next chapter of his career. His move immediately transformed expectations around Juventus, Serie A and Italian football itself.
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