A few months after joining Juventus, Cristiano Ronaldo seems to have built a special relationship with his teammates, playing an important role in his brilliance on the pitch.
Colombian midfielder Juan Cuadrado praised his Portuguese colleague for his technical and humanitarian qualities, which have emerged since joining the "old lady" last summer.
In statements to Colombian journalists quoted by the Italian newspaper Calcio Mercato, Cuadrado said Ronaldo was "a friend of all" at Juventus.
"He is a great professional and a man with a great heart, and he is an additional value that allows Juventus to compete for all titles."
"We always learn from him, he always wants to win and score goals, and he goes to the gym before the start of the race," he said.
"Even so, he is a very simple person, like the rest of his teammates," the 33-year-old said.
Ronaldo, who sometimes looks like a cocky man, always has a good relationship with his team mates during his successful trip to Manchester United and Real Madrid.
After a short spell with Juventus, Ronaldo proved his presence in the team and contributed strongly to the victories that helped lead the team to the Italian league table after 12 stages.
