Juventus must transfer to the accounts of Manchester United the second part of the solidarity payment for the transfer to Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid before the end of this season, reports Manchester Evening News.

Solidarity Payments Introduced by FIFA in 2001. According to them, during the transition of a football player, part of the amount is received by the clubs that raised him from 12 to 32. Manchester United relies on about 2.5 million out of 100 that Juventus paid for transfer to Cristiano.

18-year-old Ronaldo moved to United in 2003 from Lisbon Sporting for 19 million euros, and six years later he was sold to Real for 94 million, becoming the most expensive player in the world at that time.

Manchester United played 292 matches in a T-shirt, scoring 118 goals. He won three times with the Premier League team, and also won the FA Cup, League Cup, Champions League and Club World Cup. In addition, in Manchester, Cristiano won the first of his five Golden balls, and also twice recognized as the best player in the Premier League.