The swazz on the ball here is just insane.
Don't you worry about Cristiano Ronaldo's knuckleball technique.
Ronaldo casually getting an absurd amount of movement on his shots.
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He became famous for his knuckleball technique following the stunning free-kicks he's converted for the likes of Manchester United, Real Madrid and Portugal.
The 33-year-old has clearly still got it.
Ronaldo will be hoping he can rely on his trusted weapon for his upcoming Juventus game.
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His side play Sassuolo on the weekend with the striker still looking for his first Serie A goal, following his £100 million transfer from Real Madrid in the summer.
After firing blank in Juventus' first three league fixtures, the Italian champions are doing everything in their power to help the five-time Ballon d'Or winner find the deadly prowess that he once had at Real Madrid.
Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri and his coaching staff are looking to fix the issue by getting Ronaldo on a new scheme.
"Cristiano Ronaldo has taken this type of programming a step further, because during the seasons he has studied together with the experts of Real Madrid the evolution of his body and therefore has adapted his way of working," says Tuttosport (via the Daily Mirror).
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"Over the years, Ronaldo learned to control himself: he did not have all the energy when he first signed.
"He considered that being ready from the beginning of the season could be counterproductive and even risky because of the probability of fatigue, if not injury, would increase during the decisive phase of spring.
"That is why in recent years he has slightly modified his plans."
Will Ronaldo bag his first competitive Juventus goal on Sunday? Watch this space.
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