Title-winning Ronaldo confirms Juventus stay
Cristiano Ronaldo gave Juventus a second reason to celebrate its Serie A title triumph as he confirmed he is "1000 per cent" staying at the club.
Juve beat Fiorentina 2-1 at home to sew up an eighth successive Scudetto and first for its superstar forward.
The extension of domestic dominance goes some way to justifying the Bianconeri's massive €112 million ($176.77 million) outlay for the now 34-year-old, who joined from Real Madrid at the end of last season.
Some discussion over whether that investment was worthwhile emerged after the club's UEFA Champions League exit at the hands of Ajax and subsequent reports indicated its talismanic attacker could look for a new challenge after just a single season in Turin.
But, after becoming the first player to win each of Serie A, LaLiga and the Premier League, Ronaldo dismissed all doubt about his future.
"I'm very happy," Ronaldo said.
"First of all for winning the Scudetto and then for being the first player to win the Premier League, LaLiga and Serie A.
"We were not able to win the [UEFA] Champions League, but we will do better next year."
Asked directly if he will be at the club next season, Ronaldo responded: "One thousand per cent."
The Portugal international played a significant role in leading the Bianconeri to an insurmountable lead with five games to spare, netting 19 goals in his 27 league appearances.
