The sale of Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus for 105 million euros has been a shock for many of the faithful of the Madridista parish, however, the club is about more than the Portuguese.

Yes, Real Madrid has allowed a player who has scored 451 goals in 438 games during his nine seasons to leave.

A striker who has also won four Ballon d’Or’s and raised four Champions Leagues as well as two Leagues and two Copas del Rey during his time in the Spanish capital.

However, his leaving is not the end of the world for the European champions, and there are a series of events in recent years that show that this statement can be considered more than correct:

The goal is the king of football, that’s clear, and for Cristiano, they were a priority.

Fifty per season have been consigned to the past, but we are talking about the centre-forward of Real Madrid, not only Cristiano .

Karim Benzema may have been an exception this year, but remember in the last 10, 12, 15 years… has there been a season at Real Madrid that has been characterised by the lack of a goal scorer?

Ronaldo Nazario left, and Van Nistelrooy arrived; the Dutchman left and Higuain appeared; he left the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu and the goals of Benzema made the faithful quickly forget the Argentinian; this year, without the Frenchman or Ronaldo at their best level, Madrid have still finished the league with 94 goals, a not insignificant figure, and only Liverpool scored more goals in the Champions League.

Are 50 goals therefore really missing?

Read more: https://sportblitzz.com/2018/07/15/why-real-madrid-will-not-miss-cristiano-ronaldo/#ixzz5LBUlLucv

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