Here's Why Cristiano Ronaldo didn't play in Juventus 2-0 win over Brescia and full match highlights

By Football World - February 17, 2020

Cristiano Ronaldo

KEY POINTS

1. Sarri said Ronaldo can't play each and every match in a season
2. The Portuguese has scored 22 objectives for Juve this season
3. Juventus are set to play four matches in the following 11 days

Juventus supervisor Maurizio Sarri has clarified why Cristiano Ronaldo didn't play in their Serie An apparatus against Brescia on Sunday.

Ronaldo, who has been in a great structure for Juventus this season, scoring 22 objectives over all rivalries and contributing further with two helps too, was apparently refreshed for the match, which Juventus won 2-0.

Paulo Dybala

Considering the 35-year-old soccer star entering the sundown long stretches of his profession and Juventus have many critical matches coming up, Sarri decided to rest Ronaldo. The "Old Lady" has four matches in the following 11 days and it is highly unlikely Sarri can stand to lose Ronaldo because of damage.

Highlights:

Juventus face SPAL on Feb. 22 preceding going head to head against Lyon in the UEFA Champions League four days after the fact. On March 1, Juventus have their enormous Serie A standoff with title rivals Inter Milan and after two days, they will confront the other Milan – AC Milan – in the second leg of their Coppa Italia semi-last tie.

Juve manager Sarri has clarified that Ronaldo can't play each and every match in a season and they have to accompany a reinforcement plan for the equivalent.

"It is troublesome; we have numerous solid players and some are out. They are generally atypical players, without a particular job. We have numerous circumstances to fix. Ronaldo is a middle forward who starts askew. He can't play 75 games there a year between the national group and the club. We chose to allow him to recuperate and henced rested him, so we thought of this framework for this game."

"As of now, we are playing more with a trident than a trequartista. That is on the grounds that Ramsey has made it understood he likes to play in midfield as opposed to as a trequartista. Dybala likes to be further developed."

"I thought Ramsey was improving in the course of the last couple of games, he's vastly improved in the developments and doing great in resistance as well. It's unmistakable since the beginning that English players battle to sink into Italian football, as we are undeniably progressively strategic and not exactly as free as they are in the Premier League, yet I accept he's past the halfway point and on his way towards having a genuine effect," Sarri told columnists in a post-coordinate interview after Juve's success at home Sunday.

With 57 focuses, Juventus at present are on the highest point of the Serie A table however they are just one point away from Lazio and three focuses in front of third-put Inter Milan.