Juventus FC

The Juventus share rose about 16% on Monday to 2.544 euros, driven by a cash offer from cryptocurrency investor Tether for Exor's 65% stake. Exor promptly rejected the offer and signalled no intention to sell. Juventus also plans a capital increase of around 100 million euros to reduce debt; market capitalization is about 970 million euros. Despite the one-day gain, the stock is roughly 15% below its level at the end of 2024 and well below the 2018 record high. » More on de.investing.com

Juventus has dismissed Igor Tudor less than 24 hours after a 1-0 defeat to Lazio, marking the fifth managerial sacking in the last five years. The club’s issues run deeper than coaching, with no clear sporting director, expensive transfer mistakes approaching $300 million, and a squad imbalance that weakens defence and midfield. Without a coherent long-term vision and stable hierarchy, Juventus face continued instability regardless of the next coach. » More on forbes.com

Juventus Turin posted a profit again in the first half and reduced the annual deficit to €58m after cutting the high wage burden from the Ronaldo era. On the sporting side the team once more has a competitive squad, and financially the wages are manageable again. At the same time transfer rumours are circulating about winger prospect Kenan Yildiz: Arsenal is said to have offered €90m, while Juventus is reported to be seeking around €120m. » More on deraktionaer.de