The Portuguese superstar's number seven jersey will be one of the most popular kits this season, but how much will it set you back to buy your own? Five-time Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival at Juventus is a massive coup for the club, both from a footballing perspective and a marketing one. The Serie A giants will hope the Portugal international can help them compete for the Champions League, but also sell a lot of jerseys and merchandise to help turn a profit on his €100 million (£88m/$117m) transfer from Real Madrid. Having worn the iconic number seven at both Manchester United and Real Madrid, as well as when he captained Portugal to the European Championships in 2016, Juventus were always likely to let their record signing stay on brand with the 33-year-old taking the number in Italy. Juan Cuadrado was happy to withdraw his claim on the number, polling fans through his Twitter account about what his new digits would be, before deciding to wear number 49, or 'seven squared' as 'Cuadrado' means 'squared' in Spanish. Fans immediately started buying 'Ronaldo 7' jerseys after his arrival in Turin, with queues at the club shop forming as Juve supporters looked to get their hands on the new kit. Goal investigates how much a Cristiano Ronaldo Juventus shirt costs and how you can buy one. Juventus know that many of the visitors to their online shop will be looking to specifically buy Cristiano Ronaldo shirts, and thus have a section of the homepage dedicated to their new signing. Clicking into this will give you the full range of 'Ronaldo 7' replica and authentic jerseys for kids, men and women. The replica home jersey costs €104.95 (£93.12/$122.86) and can be further customised to add the Champions League logo for an additional €10 (£8.87/$11.71). The Scudetto and Coppa Italia badges are optional, but do not cost extra. Article continues below The authentic jersey is the same as the ones worn by the players and is tighter fitting than the replica shirt as it is designed for athletes such as Ronaldo. As a result, it is more expensive than the replica shirt, coming in at €137.45 (£115.30/$160.91). Away and third jerseys cost the same amount as the home jersey, while the woman's jersey is €94.95 (£84.63/$110.45) and the kids' shirt is priced at €84.95 (£75.37/$99.45). The shorts will set you back €39.95 (£35.63/$46.77) for the replica version or €49.95 (£44.55/$58.48) for the authentic ones, while socks are €17.95 (£16.01/$21.01).<doc-sep>Fresh from the marquee signing of Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus has revealed the third kit to be worn throughout the 2018/19 season. Designed by adidas Football, the dark grey kit mixes performance innovation with eco concerns and is 100% produced from recycled polyester, which is made using Ocean Plastic by Parley. The dark grey design is completed with a subtle all-over adidas football graphic, with the base color offset by the use of bold yellow. This yellow is used on the adidas logo, Juventus club crest and adidas Three Stripe branding. Ahead of the new season, the Juventus third kit is available now from select adidas stores and the official Juventus store. For more Juventus jerseys, you can now pre-order Ronaldo’s official shirt.<doc-sep>In case you hadn't heard, Cristiano Ronaldo is now a member of Italian football club, Juventus. Over $60 million USD in pre-order sales of Ronaldo's Juventus jersey were recorded within the first 24 hours of availability, and now, adidas gives us a look at the club's third kit for the 2018-2019 season. This particular uniform, including a dark grey jersey with bold yellow trim, is innovative in the fact that it is made from recycled plastic courtesy of Parley for the Oceans, adidas's frequent collaborative partner. The top then boasts an all-over-printed adidas soccer graphic, Three Stripes detailing, and adidas's logo and Juventus' club crest on the chest. “The new Juve third kit has eco-innovation and longevity at its very heart," says adidas designer Francesca Venturini. "Through our partnership with Parley for the Oceans we’ve been able to create this beautiful jersey made from Ocean Plastic. The dark grey shade with yellow accents makes it the perfect jersey to be worn either on pitch or on the streets.” You can pick up your size of adidas's third 2018-2019 Juventus jersey today at select adi stores, the official Juventus store, and online. Also, pre-order Ronaldo's Juventus jersey here.<doc-sep>Other than obviously the World Cup, there has been no bigger sports story this Summer than Cristiano Ronaldo’s shock £100m move to Juventus. The Portuguese talisman’s move will undoubtedly have caused a lot of headaches for EA Sports considering he’s FIFA 19's cover star and was likely to appear in the next installment of Journey Mode with Alex Hunter. Luckily for them, the move took a while to finalise so EA had enough time to edit him into Juventus’ new kit and show him digitally in FIFA 19 next to his new teammates. Scroll down for video Cristiano Ronaldo shocked the world as he left Real Madrid to join Juventus for a fee of £100m EA Sports have now shown what their cover star will look like in FIFA 19 in his brand new kit He appears in the preview images alongside Giorgio Chiellini, Douglas Costa, Paulo Dybala and fellow new arrival Emre Can who joined after his contract at Liverpool expired Dybala saw very little action for Argentina at the World Cup as boss , who has since been sacked, seemed the forward couldn’t play together with CR7’s long-term rival, Lionel Messi. Knowing that, Ronaldo will undoubtedly be keen to strike up an effective partnership with Dybala. If he successfully does so, we’ll be looking at one of the most ferocious attacking line-ups in the world and one which will be even scarier in FIFA 19. If he keeps his rating of 94, he will be the highest rated Serie A base card ever in Ultimate Team If Ronaldo keeps his overall of 94 for FIFA 19, he will be the highest rated Serie A player ever in Ultimate Team (when ignoring informs and other special cards). On top of that, he would be the highest rated Serie A player in a FIFA game in 13 years with Gianluigi Buffon, and with his rating of 95 in FIFA 06, being the last to reach those heights. Fortunately we won’t have too much longer to wait to see how CR7 fits into Juve’s team as the Old Lady are one of the nine confirmed teams for the FIFA 19 demo. During our time with FIFA 19's E3 demo, we found Juventus the funnest team to use, topping: Man City, Man United, Spurs, Munich, Dortmund, PSG, Real and Atletico. And now with the addition of Ronaldo, they will be even more formidable on the game. We look forward to playing as them when the game fully launches September 28.<doc-sep>
It’s been over two months since adidas rolled out Juventus’ new home jersey prior to the season finale against Hellas Verona. The reaction to it ... wasn’t all that great, as adidas’ latest design involving Juve’s fabled black and white stripes getting a more stretched out look being something we’re not all that used to seeing in a bianconeri jersey. We’re still awaiting the arrival of Juventus’ away jersey for the upcoming season. But, as of Wednesday morning in Turin, we’ve got Juve’s third kit. It’s both flashy and pretty damn innovative, something that gets your attention right off the bat even before you see what the actual jersey looks like. In case you were wondering what the “ocean plastic” part of the equation exactly is, Juventus’ official website has provided a little information for us: Combining modernity in look with cutting-edge technology, the third jersey is far more than something simply worn on the pitch. The uniform has various shades of gray with the iconic Juventus logo standing out in yellow born from the collaboration between adidas and Parley for the Oceans. Made from a 100% recycled polyester interlock material that incorporates Ocean Plastic ® by Parley, the new third kit fuses performance technology with eco-innovative design. The shine of the jersey is what catches this person’s eye. You can’t say it’s totally black, but you can’t say it’s totally gray, either. The yellow lettering/numbering/Jeep logo/stripes down the side are a nice compliment to the dark complexion of the kit. I just don’t really know what color the third kit exactly is. As per usual, I will hold final judgement of the jersey until we actually see it in a game situation. And hey, if it doesn’t end up being all that popular of a jersey, then there’s always going to be the chance that it ends up like last season’s green third kit that wasn’t seen much at all between August 2017 and May 2018. So there’s that, which might be nice for some of you who don’t like it. And since I know you’re wondering what the new guy’s third jersey looks like, here it is. ☇Come vi avevamo anticipato... è uscita! La third #Juve 2018/19, già ampiamente svelata in queste settimane, è ora disponibile negli store! #JuJersey pic.twitter.com/Kj5T0qOoNT — La Maglia Bianconera (@La_Bianconera) July 18, 2018 You’re welcome. Now to debate about whether Juve’s newest jersey is actually nice or not.