66 million euro loss, a fifth capital increase
Juventus’ finances keep getting worse. The Turin club announced Tuesday night a loss of 66 million euros for the 2025-26 season, up from 58.1 million a year earlier, a 13.6% increase. Revenue fell 10.4% to 474.7 million euros over the same period.
The board responded by approving a 250 million euro capital increase, the fifth since 2019. Including this one, Juventus will have injected 1.2 billion euros into the club over seven years. Majority shareholder the Agnelli family, through holding company Exor, has committed to putting in 60 million euros immediately as part of the operation.
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No Club World Cup boost this time
The drop is largely explained by TV and media rights, down 31.9 million euros. Juventus noted that last year’s figures had benefited from its participation in the 2026 Club World Cup, a windfall that didn’t repeat this season. The club also had to manage the sacking of coach Igor Tudor and his staff in October 2025, replaced since by Luciano Spalletti.
Without Champions League football this season, after finishing a disappointing sixth in Serie A last May, Juventus itself is warning that results are expected to worsen further in 2026-27.
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160 million spent this summer, 26 million recovered
The transfer market didn’t help balance the books either. The Old Lady, without a league title since 2020, spent more than 160 million euros this summer while recouping just 26 million euros from departures. On the pitch, Juventus currently sit seventh in Serie A, three points off the top.
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