The Corriere dello Sport writes about the importance of Cristiano Ronaldo in Juventus: “He also decides the substitutions”. And having the Portuguese can partly wear out even those who have it, especially if it is a great team where everyone is equal except him, who is more equal than the others. The presence of CR7 involves at least shared management: he decides when to play and when to stop. But it also means that everyone benefits him, just enough to create even a little awe given his charismatic personality. So if it is true that someone like Ronaldo only wears out those who don’t have it, it is also true that to afford it has a high price to pay in terms of management.
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