Back to overview

Monday briefing: Juventus reveal €58.1 million loss and announce €110 million capital increase

IMAGO

Premier League could dock clubs six points for breaches of proposed regulations

Spurs have “unequivocally rejected” interest in takeover from US consortium

Introducing Data Spotlight: Squad value stagnation marks Monchi's Villa tenure

Newcastle United owners invest further £111.5 million into club

Czech businessman agrees Viktoria Plzeň takeover

29 September 2025 - 4:30 AM

Juventus have reported a €58.1 million loss for the 2024/25 season, marking an improvement on last year’s annual loss of €199.2 million.

Meanwhile, the Serie A club have revealed plans for a €110 million capital increase. This is being backed by Exor, the Netherlands-based holding company of the Agnelli family, which has provided €30 million of the latest increase.

Juventus’ revenue increased from €394.6 million to €529.6 million over the last year, which was partially driven by t

Do you want to read this article?

Get smarter in minutes. Straight to your inbox
21-day free trial

No credit card required. No strings attached. Your access ends automatically, so there’s nothing to cancel.

Activate instantly with the link we’ll send you.