How much has Juventus lost in eight years as they near new capital increase?

Juventus have continued to rely on new capital injections from their parent company, Exor, over recent seasons to stabilise their finances and maintain competitiveness at the highest level. As one of the most recognisable clubs in world football, the Bianconeri remain a listed entity on the stock market, yet their majority ownership remains firmly in the hands of the Agnelli family through Exor. This structure has allowed the club to withstand the impact of previous financial missteps while sustaining their operations both on and off the pitch.

Exor’s consistent financial backing has been instrumental in helping Juventus recover from losses and maintain liquidity despite fluctuating sporting results. Before the end of June, the company injected additional funds into the club following the failure to complete the sales of Timothy Weah and Samuel Mbangula to Nottingham Forest. The continued involvement of the Agnelli family underscores their commitment to ensuring Juventus remain financially stable, even in challenging periods.