Il Giornale reports that rumours stemming from financial circles in London suggest that Juventus is currently up for sale.
The Bianconeri have been left in disarray after president Andrea Agnelli and the entire board of directors resigned last week. The Turin Public Prosecutor’s Office are now investigating the club for their financial practices amid allegations of falsified capital gains and secret wage payments to players during the early stages of the COVID pandemic.
Rumours stemming from those in the finance world in London suggest that Juventus is up for sale and has an estimated price tag of around €2 billion.
Whilst no confirmations have arrived yet, the rumours have quickly started to spread and now it looks as if the Agnelli family’s 100-year ownership of the Old Lady may be coming to an end.
Recent reports suggest that John Elkann, the CEO of Juventus’ holding company Exor, was aware of their usage of falsified capital gains.
How can the 2 for 1 special at Wendy’s be worth that much. Stocks were inflated or worth nothing in the first place considering they have not won in Europe in this Century. If there is a consortium out there, whether in the Middle East or North America, offer no more than a buck.
The 7/9 should ask SBF if he can negotiate the deal as he is a master closer.
Or $2 at the very most, final offer.
@LORD ALLEGRI PATRON SAINT OF SLOW BALL get a life man…
You’re full of crap
Ban LORD ALLEGRI PATRON SAINT OF SLOW BALL
Rubentus, a steal at $2bn