Giovanni Cobolli Gigli took charge of the Serie A giants as chairman following the Calciopoli scandal in 2006 and feels the club have not handled the pandemic well.
Italy has been ravaged by the outbreak, with over 7,500 people dead and close to 75,000 infected.
Ronaldo is now in his native Madeira, while three Juventus players, Paulo Dybala, Daniele Rugani and Blaise Matuidi, have tested positive for the illness and others including Gonzalo Higuain have left the country.
And Gigli feels Ronaldo is giving a bad impression of himself, rebuking the winger for living a life of luxury during the pandemic.
The 75-year-old told Radio Punto: "Things at Juventus got complicated when Cristiano Ronaldo left.
"He said he was going to Portugal because of his mother, but now he only appears to be taking pictures by the pool.
"When the exception was made for him, things fell apart and others wanted to leave - but it shouldn't have been like this.
"They all should have been quarantined."
There are concerns that players who have left Italy will struggle once coronavirus is under control in that country, as they will likely need to be quarantined upon their return. // <\/s'+'cript>'); // --> //]]> From ICE
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