Juventus Share Price Grows By 9.7% After Bidding for Cristiano Ronaldo

Juve's move for Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has started to pay off, as the club's share price suddenly surged in value since news broke that both clubs are considering a deal for the player.

On the Italian stock market, it has been a happy day for the club which saw its share price grown by 9.7% - the biggest it has seen since March this year, according to Bloomberg.
Juventus' chase for the Portuguese is dated back to 2009 when they made the first move for him before Manchester United agreed on a £80 million deal with Real Madrid instead.

Cristiano Ronaldo sank Juventus with a bicycle kick to complete a hat-trick in the quarter-finals first leg of the Champions League

Now, they are back at it again and have launched a £88 million (€100m) bid for the five-time Ballon d'Or winner which the Bernabeu-based club reportedly are said to be critically looking into.
In April, Ronaldo led Real to 4-3 (on aggregate) win over the Turin-based side in the quater-finals of the Champions League.
Since he joined Real, he became the first player in history of Champions League to cross 100 goal mark with a club which in effect makes him all-time top scorer at that level. In addition, with Real Madrid he has won four Champions League titles, two La Liga amongst other achievements.