Juventus‘ shareholders have approved the financial statement ending on June 2022 with a loss of €239.3m.
It’s the second-highest loss ever registered by a Serie A club and was approved by Juventus’ shareholders during a meeting at the Allianz Stadium on Tuesday morning.
It was the last shareholders meeting chaired by Andrea Agnelli, who had resigned along with the entire board of directors, including Pavel Nedved and Maurizio Arrivabene on November 28, 2022.
Agnelli said in a brief speech that resigning as Juventus’ President was a ‘difficult decision’ while Arrivabene explained why the Bianconeri didn’t extend with Paulo Dybala, signing Angel Di Maria instead.
On December 2, Juventus had published a revised consolidated financial statement following part of the guidelines from CONSOB, the Italian body in charge of supervising activities in the stock exchange market, which asked for clarification on the club’s balance sheet.
Exor, the holding company with a controlling stake in the club, have named the new board of directors, which will formally begin its tenure on January 18, 2023.
dear lord
“Approve” a 230m loss? 😭