Juventus Slated for Big Changes Sans Champions League

Barring a legal miracle, Juventus won’t play in the Champions League next season. The missed income will force them to drastically cut costs. The Bianconeri will lose nearly one-fourth of their turnover. It has been over a decade since they haven’t participated. The prize money and ticket sales usually amount to €70/90M.
Following the massive point deduction, Juventus face an uphill battle to qualify for a continental cup for 2023/2024, but many players are expected to stay.

Juventus Exodus Improbable Despite Likely Cup-less Year

Following the point deduction, Juventus face an uphill battle to qualify for a continental cup for 2023/2024. They either have to score a judicial victory, but they’ll face further trials down the line, or win either Europa League or Coppa Italia. They have a double-digit deficit compared to the sixth-placed Lazio.
The next wave of accusations against Juventus risks involving several more sides, both in the courts of justice and on the pitch.

Players Possibly Facing Bans in Next Juventus Trial

While Juventus are waiting for the motivations of their first conviction and preparing the appeal, the following chapter risks involving several more sides, both in the courts of justice and on the pitch. Rather than facing multiple trials, all the new accusations stemming from the Prisma inquiry will merge into one.