Juventus board approves 250 million euro capital increase
Juventus's board has approved a 250 million euro capital increase, while the club posted a 66 million euro loss for 2025-26, according to Italian media.
Juventus's board has approved a capital increase of 250 million euros, according to La Repubblica and other Italian media. The club closed its 2025-26 financial year with a loss of 66 million euros, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport and TuttoMercatoWeb.
The operation, proposed by Exor, the club's main shareholder, includes an immediate injection of 60 million euros, according to Tuttosport. Exor is reportedly ready to cover the increase, with Calciomercato.com mentioning 164 million euros from Exor, while Tuttosport and La Repubblica report the full 250 million.
The capital increase weighs on the club's stock, which hit a ten-year low, according to Calcio e Finanza. The club's recovery would depend on sporting results, a return to the top four, and the role of the Allianz Stadium, notes Corriere dello Sport.





