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Cristiano Ronaldo was announced as the FIFA 19 cover athlete in June, and a month later, the often considered best football/soccer player in the world announced his transfer to Juventus, after nine years and countless records with the historic Real Madrid football club.

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With the initial cover of the Champions and Ultimate editions featured above, the new and updated FIFA 19 cover is revealed once more, this time a professionally Photoshopped version of the original with Cristiano Ronaldo now donning his Juventus shirt, along with Neymar repping Paris Saint-Germain.

Additionally, the standard edition cover of FIFA 19 stars Cristiano Ronaldo flaunting his all-new Juventus kit.

Also, in case you missed it, Juve underestimated the Ronaldo effect, selling a whole season’s stock of jerseys in a month. Furthermore, FIFA 19 introduced a battle royale-esque survival mode.

FIFA 19 will be released on September 28.

Up next, Cristiano Ronaldo says Nike is making new Juventus shoes on ‘Sneaker Shopping.’

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