Juventus have been the latest club to reveal their third kit this week, and it looks like the Italian side have taken inspiration from Rugby League side Warrington Wolves with the design.
Approaching his 37th birthday, Ronaldo - who is set to star for The Bianconeri once more despite being linked to a number of top European clubs this summer - is the frontman of the released images today alongside Paulo Dybala.
The team will debut the new strip today for a warm-up friendly against the club's Under 23 side. Adidas and Juventus have drawn up a design inspired by the 'daring spirit' of the 1990s, celebrating one of the club's golden periods, marked by the victory of numerous trophies with the unforgettable and iconic yellow and blue colours, which represent Turin.
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Fans have given the new shirt a mixed response. One place it has caught attention is Kosovo due to its familiarity with the packaging Ayran, a natural yoghurt drink in Kosavo.
Fans have also been quick to recognise the shirts resemblance to Rugby League's Warrington Wolves, which has caught the imagination of some fans. Ronaldo being unveiled infront of a packed crowd at the Halliwell Jones Stadium is something we would all love to see.
Juventus new strip has caught the eye in the same week that Puma's different designs for its club's third kits has also brought mixed reaction with the brand opting to use each club name across the front of the shirt.
Topics: Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus, Adidas
