Juventus have spent over €450m net over the last five seasons but have little to show for such hefty investments.
The Bianconeri were keen to close the gap with the top teams in Europe after Massimiliano Allegri guided the team to two Champions League finals in three years and in the summer of 2018 serious investments were made to try and raise the level of the squad. Considering the club’s decline over the last few years, their work has not paid off and now the club are in a tough spot.
Juventus seem unlikely to reach the Round of 16 of the Champions League following their defeat to Maccabi Haifa earlier this week, a painful result in both a sporting and economic sense.
La Gazzetta dello Sport examined Juventus’ work in the transfer market across the last five seasons, revealing that the team have spent around €455m net in transfer fees, investments that haven’t produced the desired results on the pitch.
2018-2019
Incomings: €293m
Outgoings: €181m
2019-2020
Incomings: €349m
Outgoings: €241m
2020-2021
Incomings: €122m
Outgoings: €32m
2021-2022
Incomings: €229m
Outgoings: €77m
2022-2023
Incomings: €75m
Outgoings: €82m
Total spent in the last five seasons: €1.068 billion
Total earnt in the last five seasons: €618m