Ronaldo comes under huge criticisms from Italian press for not scoring in his third game for Juventus

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- Popular Italian media Corriere dello Sport criticeze Ronaldo for not scoring against Parma

- The Portuguese superstar has failed to register his account in Juventus' first three matches

- Max Alegri's side have continued their perfect start to the new campaign recording three wins

The Italian media have hit out at Cristiano Ronaldo for not leaving up to the billing with his new side, Juventus.

The 33-year-old played his third Serie A game for the Serie A champions on Saturday but he is yet to open his account for the Old Lady.

Although Massilimiano Alegri's side have made a perfect start to the campaign, the Portuguese still could not find the back of their net in their narrow 2-1 against Parma.

The ex-Real Madrid talisman arrived in Turin for a near £100million fee after helping Los Blancos to four Champions League titles in the last five seasons.

But the hype is yet to be translated into goals, with Ronaldo himself and the Juve faithfuls becoming increasingly frustrated.

And that frustration has now transferred to the Italian media as a popular print media Corriere dello Sport headlined 'CR5.5' on their front page.

The headline is a play on words in reference to Ronaldo's CR7 nickname, and the rating he received from Fantacalcio, Italy's most popular fantasy football game.

The Bianconeri had a 2-0 victory over Lazio and a 3-2 win against Chievo on the opening day and now Ronaldo has again missed scoring against Parma despite working hard to put his name on the scoresheet.

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Meanwhile, NAIJ.com had earlier reported that Brazil football star Marcelo is reportedly eyeing a move to Italian champions Juventus next year for him to have the opportunity to play in the same team again with Ronaldo.

Since the left back joined Real Madrid from Brazilian club Fluminense in 2007, he has won four La Liga titles with Los Blancos.

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