In Italy, everyone is awaiting the possible arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus, but employees of Fiat do not seem at all happy with the situation.

Some of the workers of Fiat Crysler Automobiles group (FCA) have shown displeasure at the alleged recruitment of the Portuguese star by the Turin based team.

As reported by 'A Bola' the FCA group could make a decisive contribution if and when the signing of Ronaldo happens.

This is because the Agnelli family, owners of the company, are also the owners of the Italian football club Juventus.

This has had negative effects on the FCA workers over the last few years, and the Agnelli's have invested heavily in the club instead of in their employees.

Employees have complained that they have not received any improvements in their work contracts for years.

"First it was Higuain (who arrived for 95million in 2016), now Cristiano Ronaldo, it's a disgrace, and all while we haven't received a raise in ten years, with layoffs in all the branches," one of the employees said angrily.

"In addition, they will try and sell a Panda (a famous Fiat model) with quotes and images of Ronaldo in Naples, Rome or Florence. No one will buy any, they will say that it is a juvenile machine, and they won't want it," he concluded.