Argentine international Gonzalo Higuain has revealed the reason for his departure from Juventus to Milan, after the contract of the "old lady" with Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo.
The former Real Madrid and Napoli player said he had been treated very well by Juventus, until the moment he was "forced to leave" after signing Ronaldo.
Higuain moved to Milan for two seasons on loan in August, coming from Juventus after winning two Serie A titles with the "Old Lady" and scoring 55 goals in 105 games in all competitions.
The departure of the Argentine striker, who confirmed that the decision was not his decision, shortly after the signing of the champion of Italy from Real Madrid.
Higuain told Gazzetta dello Sport in an interview published on Thursday that he felt something was wrong when he sat on the bench against Milan in the Italian Cup final in May.
"On this day I felt that maybe something had broken, and then they signed with Ronaldo."
"The decision to leave was not my decision, I was given everything to Juventus and I won many titles and then Cristiano came."
"The club wanted to make a quantum leap and told me that I could not stay and that he would try to find a solution.
However, the Argentine international confirmed that he had no bad feelings for Torino.
