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Juventus will reveal their balance sheets for the 2024/2025 season during a meeting of the board later this week.

Juventus Possibly Set for a Shake-Up at the Very Top

September 22, 2025 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market

Juventus will reveal their balance sheets for the 2024/2025 season during a meeting of the board later this week. It could also ratify some changes to the composition of the body. The Bianconeri will be in the red as usual but have been more diligent economically.

Juventus don’t really know whether Antonio Conte will indeed return but they are bolstering their front office in the meantime.

Juventus Slated to Bring in Former Toulouse President

May 29, 2025 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2024-2025, Serie A 2025-2026, Transfer Market

After a few weeks of optimism, Juventus don’t really know whether Antonio Conte will return this summer and, in the meantime, they’ll bolster their front office with two additions: Damien Comolli from Toulouse and Matteo Tognozzi.

Juventus have tried to cut down the losses in the last couple of years after hiring Cristiano Giuntoli, but their long-term strategy is to invest.

Juventus Plot to Be Big Spenders in the New Few Years

December 6, 2024 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, FIFA Club World Cup, Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Transfer Market

Juventus have tried to cut down the losses in the last couple of years after hiring Cristiano Giuntoli, but their long-term strategy is to invest, as CEO Maurizio Scanavino announced: "We are working together to have strong players."

Juventus CEO Maurizio Scanavino has confirmed that Massimiliano Allegri would stay at the helm and dished on a few hot-button topics.

Juventus Put an End to Speculations Concerning Allegri

June 7, 2023 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, Napoli, Serie A, Serie A 2022-2023, Super League, Transfer Market, UEFA

Juventus CEO Maurizio Scanavino has confirmed that Massimiliano Allegri would stay at the helm and dished on a few hot-button topics: “He has never been in question for us. There’s complete agreement about the future scenarios, from the handling of the sporting side to the organization within our current situation."

The Juventus ownership recently issued a €200M capital increase and will contribute directly to 60% of it, pouring in €80M right away to settle the debts.

Juventus Honcho Denies Any Wrongdoing, Hails New Brass

April 18, 2023 Enrico Passarella Juventus, Serie A

John Elkann, who chairs Exor, the holding that controls Juventus, addressed the legal troubles of the club and the resignations of the board of directors in a letter to the shareholders: “The club had to deal with increasing internal and external difficulties in 2022, which put it to test."

Juventus will likely add an experienced executive on the sporting side in the next few months, and Luis Campos is the latest name to pop up on their radar.

PSG Director Lands on Juventus Radar amid Overhaul

December 30, 2022 Enrico Passarella Calciomercato, Italian Football, Juventus, PSG, Serie A, Transfer Market

Even though it didn’t happen immediately, Juventus will likely add an experienced executive on the sporting side in the next few months, and Luis Campos is the latest name to pop up on their radar. The Bianconeri revamped their management after Andrea Agnelli stepped down following the recent allegations.

Exor, the holding that controls Juventus, has announced the five candidates for the new board of directors that will be voted on in January.

Juventus Set to Name Uneventful New Board of Directors

December 27, 2022 Enrico Passarella Italian Football, Juventus, Serie A, Serie A 2022-2023

Exor, the holding that controls Juventus, has announced the five candidates for the new board of directors that will be voted on during the next meeting of the shareholders on January 18th. The list doesn’t comprise Alessandro Del Piero or Giuseppe Marotta, who could eventually be appointed at a later date.

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