The statement from Exor’s number one: “We must guarantee sporting results and financial sustainability. At the same time, Investing is necessary to make the Bianconeri excel.”
Amidst rumors of Juventus being de-listed from the stock market with some discussions of liquidation, Exor’s top executive, and Juventus number one John Elkann, addressed the economic situation of club:
“This is year zero for us: many problems are now behind us, and the full concentration only on football matters has also aided the team.” Elkann then explained the capital increase: “An essential move to navigate this year zero and give Juventus the strength to face this three-year period with strong ambitions on and off the field, aiming for excellence.”
There’s no stepping back, and John Elkann maintains the usual ambition. He responded to journalists’ questions, including inquiries about Juventus’ future: “The goal now is to restore and guarantee sporting results with financial sustainability. We haven’t been approached by or sought interest from funds for the club; but Juventus is absolutely not on sale.”
Among the numerous questions was also one about Allegri‘s future: “He is doing well; we hope he brings us many more trophies. We take it game by game and hope that Spalletti is right when he says Chiesa can be our leader.”
