Juventus set for another capital increase with as much as €250 million potentially on the way

Juventus have proposed a new capital increase of up to €250 million following the release of their latest financial documents. Majority owner Exor, the Agnelli family's holding company led by John Elkann, will provide the bulk of the injection, beginning with an immediate €60 million contribution. The proposal was revealed alongside financial reports showing the Italian club posted a €66 million loss for the 2025-26 fiscal year.

The financial loss increased from €58 million the previous year due to reduced broadcasting revenue and lower income from player sales. Following the announcements, Juventus' stock price dropped to €1.70 per share, marking a decade low. The capital injection and official financial statements await formal approval at the club's annual shareholders meeting scheduled for early November.