Cristiano Ronaldo Juventus 2019 ‘Scudetto Clinching’ Match Worn Shirt | First Player to Win the Premier League, La Liga, and Serie A Titles

On April 20, 2019 Cristiano Ronaldo attempted a shot that turned into an own goal for Florentina which put Juventus up 2-1 after being down 1-0. Juventus went on to win in this comeback and clinch their 8th straight Serie A title. Even more legendary it was Ronaldo’s first Series A title and made him the first player to win each of the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A titles. This jersey has been photomatched to images from the 2nd half of this historic game including an image of Ronaldo hugging Juventus captain, Leonardo Bonucci in celebration of clinching the Scudetto.

This jersey has been photomatched by Resolution Photomatching. 

In Ronaldo’s first season with Juventus in 2018-2019, he had a classic Ronaldo season. His stellar campaign earned him the Serie A MVP award, Serie A Best Forward, and the Serie A Footballer of the Year. He made 43 appearances, scoring 28 goals and providing 10 assists, while leading the club to the Serie A title and the Supercoppa Italiana. This jersey from the clinching game is a historical artifact from this iconic season of Ronaldo’s career.

Going Deeper - Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo debuted for Portugal in 2003 as a 17-year-old bursting with potential. His early years saw flashes of brilliance, including his contribution to Portugal’s runner-up finish at Euro 2004. Even then, his electrifying pace, dazzling skills, and hunger for success marked him as a star in the making. By the late 2000s, Ronaldo had not only become the face of Portuguese football but also its heart. He was named captain in 2008, and his leadership elevated the national team to new heights. Despite near misses in tournaments, his performances continued to inspire. 

The crowning moment of Ronaldo’s international career came at Euro 2016, where Portugal clinched their first major trophy with a victory over tournament host France. Though he was injured in the final, his leadership from the sidelines was as impactful as his goals throughout the tournament. In 2019, Ronaldo added another trophy, leading Portugal to victory in the inaugural UEFA Nations League. Along the way, he shattered records, becoming the all-time leading scorer in international football and the most-capped player in history. 

After 5 Ballon d’Ors, 7 UEFA Champions League scoring titles, and countless other individual accolades, Ronaldo is not only considered one of the greatest players of his era, he sits on the short list as one of the best of all time.