Rising Debt Overshadows Juventus’ Record Off-Field Figures

Juventus have approved their financial statements for the year ending June 30, 2026, confirming a consolidated loss of €66.0m and a rise in net financial debt to €331.1m. Total revenues fell 10.4 percent to €474.7m, driven primarily by sharp decreases in player trading income and broadcasting revenue following the club's absence from the FIFA Club World Cup and a lower Serie A finish.

Despite the deficit, Juventus achieved record matchday and off-field figures alongside a €42.1m reduction in operating costs. The club also recorded non-recurring charges including contract terminations for former manager Igor Tudor and former CEO Damien Comolli. The board has proposed a €250m capital increase ahead of another projected loss in 2026-27.