Things are chaotic for Juventus on and off the pitch, and this has been reflected by a drop in their share prices on the stock market.
The Bianconeri fell in their third consecutive Serie A defeat on Sunday, losing to Napoli 1-0 at the Allianz Stadium after a last-minute goal from Giacomo Raspadori.
Off the pitch, Juventus’ appeal to CONI against their 15-point deduction was partially successful, with the points being temporarily returned pending a new trial, but reports today detailed how UEFA have been carrying out their own investigation and could exclude the club from European competition.
As highlighted by Calcio e Finanza, the impact of Juventus’ troubles on and off the pitch has been seen in the stock market, with their share price dropping by 3.96%, falling to €0.3198 per share.
There is much anxiety in Turin regarding the immediate future, with UEFA possibly excluding the team from the Champions League next season.