The fallout from Cristiano Ronaldo's Juventus departure continues to rumble on, with a damning new report in Italy claiming he failed to adhere to the most important rules of the dressing room.

Italian publication Tuttosport report that it was a case of one rule for Ronaldo and another for the rest of the squad during his three years in Turin, despite the club enjoying success during his first two seasons.

They claim that Ronaldo 'crumbled' the laws of 'equality, unity and humility' among Juve's tight-knit squad - something defender Leonardo Bonucci alluded to earlier this week when he insisted they are playing more like a team without the Portuguese. 

Prior to Ronaldo's arrival in 2018, previous first-choice strikers Carlos Tevez, Mario Mandzukic and Gonzalo Higuain all bought into defending as a team and were flexible in their roles to help Juve win. 

Other high-profile arrivals - such as Paul Pogba, Dani Alves and Andrea Pirlo - had no issue with this in the past too. However, Tuttosport say this wasn't the case with Ronaldo following his £100million switch from Real Madrid.