Cristiano Ronaldo performs Juventus initiation song HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign upfor the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Massimiliano Allegri labelled Ronaldo as "the best player in the world" as he confirmed the Portuguese superstar will make his first competitive start for the Bianconeri. The 33-year-old joined from Real Madrid in one of the most sensational transfers of the summer. Now, Allegri is ready to unleash Ronaldo onto Italian football, even if he is yet to decide how best to deploy a player he regards as unrivalled. “A new challenge starts for us. This summer, we bought Ronaldo - the best player in the world,” Allegri said. “He will make his debut. I have some ideas on how we'll play but I need to see a couple more games and training sessions to figure it all out. "The season is long, we have players with different characteristics and we'll have the opportunity to play with different systems depending on the attributes of the players. "Cristiano is no ordinary footballer. His career statistics are testament to that. He brings added value to our team, but we must not rest on our laurels and believe that we'll win games just because we have him on our side. "Whether we use wingers, whether it's Ronaldo with Paulo Dybala, or Dybala with (Mario) Mandzukic, our system also depends on the characteristics of the other players. Sometimes we can play with three in defence." Cristiano Ronaldo is set to make his Juventus debut Cristiano Ronaldo scores his first goal with Juventus Cristiano Ronaldo Juventus debut: How to watch - live stream UK coverage of Chievo vs Juventus will be shown on Eleven Sports from 5pm. Eleven Sports is a streaming service that, earlier this year, surprised many when they managed to capture the rights to La Liga and Serie A games. Usually, a subscription would be required to watch the action via their website or official app. However, each week one La Liga match and one Serie A match will be streamed live for free via the Eleven Sports’ UK Facebook page. Chievo vs Juventus is this week’s selection, which means fans will be able to witness Ronaldo’s highly-anticipated debut live on Facebook for free. Cristiano Ronaldo joined Juventus from Real Madrid this summer<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Get the FREE Mirror Football newsletter by email with the day's key headlines and transfer news Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Cristiano Ronaldo’s Juventus debut was abandoned after fans stormed the pitch to mob the new arrival. Ronaldo donned the black and white of Juve for the first time on Sunday afternoon, as he took part in the annual Villar Perosa friendly. Juventus’s senior stars take on their B team every year ahead of the Serie A season in the picturesque village of Villar Perosa, around 40km southwest of Turin. The match presents a unique opportunity for fans of the Italian club to see the players up close and personal in an intense and tight environment. The friendly takes place on a pitch inside an estate owned by the family of Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli. (Image: AFP) (Image: AFP) (Image: REUTERS) (Image: Getty Images Europe) It has become tradition for supporters to charge onto the pitch at some point during the second half, marking the end of the match. This year was no different, with supporters especially keen to get up close to five-time Ballon d’Or winner Ronaldo, and the game being called to a halt with the score 5-0. He had made a big impact on the game, scoring after just eight minutes to open the scoring in front of five thousand supporters, before helping force Riccardo Capellini to turn the ball into his own net for the second. (Image: AFP) (Image: AFP) (Image: REUTERS) Paulo Dybala hit home the third before Ronaldo's shot was parried into the path of the diminutive Argentinian for the forth goal later in the half. But that was the full extent of his debut, as he was taken off at half-time, as it was just his first match since returning from World Cup action. Claudio Marchesio slotted the ball home for the fifth shortly after the break. Ronaldo, 33, joined Juve earlier this summer from Real Madrid for a fee of around £90million. (Image: REUTERS) (Image: REX/Shutterstock) (Image: REX/Shutterstock) The Villar Perosa friendly has been played every year since 1955, with Juventus B actually winning the first fixture 3-2. Over a decade has passed since the last time the B secured a shock win, coming out 1-0 winners back in 2005.<doc-sep>
Juventus came from behind to snatch a dramatic 3-2 win at Chievo as Cristiano Ronaldo made his debut for the Turin side on Saturday, although the Portugal captain was not among the scorers in his first Serie A match. Ronaldo was thwarted several times the by the veteran Chievo goalkeeper, Stefano Sorrentino, and his handball in the buildup led to a late Juventus goal being disallowed. Sami Khedira put Juventus ahead after three minutes but the visitors were stunned when Mariusz Stepinski levelled seven minutes before the break. Emanuele Giaccherini then scored a penalty against his former club to give Chievo a shock lead in the 56th minute – only for Mattia Bani, under pressure from the returning Leonardo Bonucci, to deflect a corner into his own net in the 75th minute. Juventus had a goal disallowed for handball by Ronaldo but, in the next attack, Federico Bernardeschi turned the ball in to give the reigning champions a winning start. Massimiliano Allegri said he was impressed with Ronaldo’s debut and that the only thing missing was a goal. The Juventus coach also suggested that Ronaldo’s teammates could have been more generous in supplying the Portuguese forward with the ball. “Physically, Ronaldo held out well on his debut considering he has only been training with us for seven days and he did really well,” Allegri said. “He pulled their defence around, he moved between the lines and, on several occasions, he wasn’t served with the ball. You can already see that he is a different player. I was struck by how easily he has blended into the team and he was very happy with the win at the end.” The five-times world player of the year, signed from Real Madrid in July, spent most of the match on the left side of the attack. Ronaldo, 33, nearly grabbed an early Serie A goal when he shot narrowly wide from the edge of the area shortly after Juve’s opener. In the second half, he was foiled when Sorrentino made a brilliant one-handed save from his dipping shot and again when the Chievo goalkeeper blocked his free-kick. “He played a good match but Sorrentino got in the way,” Allegri said.