Juventus approve 250 million euros capital increase after 66 million 2025-26 loss | OneFootball

Juventus posted a 66 million euro loss for 2025-26 and their board has approved a 250 million euro capital increase.

The club are not in the Champions League this year. The club said in a statement that it expects a deterioration in results, especially in 2026-27, and further losses.

The 250 million euro move aims to strengthen the club’s asset base and provide preventive protection against risks linked to sporting results and transfer effects.

The Agnelli family, via Exor, has pledged to inject 60 million euros immediately.

It will be Juventus’ fifth capital increase since 2019, taking the total to 1.2 billion euros. After five league matches this season, they are seventh in Serie A. The summer window saw spending of 164 million euros and sales of 26 million.

Source: L'Équipe

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