Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli commented on the January window in the aftermath of a board meeting that issued a €200M capital increase. He spoke to Sky at the Manlio Scopigno and Felice Pulici Awards in Rome.
“It’s premature to talk about the transfer market. We’ll have to make some evaluations and weigh whether there could be some opportunities and if it would be right to intervene. We’ve done well so far.”
Juventus sit in third place after eight matches, four points bending the league-leading Milan. Despite the indications by their rivals, Giuntoli shied away from the Scudetto talk.
“Our goal is to return to the Champions League at this stage. We aim to place the team back where it deserves from the technical and economic standpoints. Then we’ll take it step by step.”
The Bianconeri will take on Milan in San Siro after the break in a clash that could potentially define their seasonal target.
Juventus officialized to have lost €123.7M in 2022/2023 on Friday. They announced a capital increase of up to €200M, which will ratified on November 23rd, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs. The holding company Exor will immediately pay €128M, which corresponds to its stake in the club. The brass will collect the rest on the market. Despite still being massively in the red, the Old Lady slashes its losses in half in a year.
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