Juventus only need one point to be crowned champions.
Ronaldo would have to settle for a Serie A title in his first season in Italy.
The Turin giants have won the Scudetto more than any other team in Italy with AC Milan and Inter Milan trailing second best with 18 each. Juventus can equal the record for the earliest the title has been won with five games to spare achieved by Torino in 1948, Fiorentina in 1956 and Inter Milan in 2007.
“I expect a fierce Juve after their elimination from the Champions League, like all the great teams they are used to turning the page and starting again quickly,” said Montella. “We suffered a bit in the second half of the season, but we want to finish the season well,” said Ancelotti, as Napoli are seven points ahead of third-placed Inter Milan.Atalanta are just two points adrift of the elite European places.
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