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Juventus shares drops after 15 point penalty for transfer dealings

Chris Ugwu by Chris Ugwu
January 23, 2023
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Juventus shares drops after 15 point penalty for transfer dealings
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Juventus’ shares declined by 13% on Monday after Italy’s football authorities hit the club with a 15-point penalty following alleged false accounting practices. 

Nairametrics gathered that the decision, taken by the country’s football federation on Friday, was the latest development in an ongoing investigation into how the club, backed by the billionaire Agnelli family, accounted for players’ salaries and their transfers. 

Pushed to ninth position: The point deduction is expected to push Juventus to the ninth position in the Serie A league table.  

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It is also unlikely that the club will be able to climb back to the top of the ranking in time to take part in lucrative European competitions such as the Uefa Champions League. 

Kieran Maguire, a lecturer in football finance at the University of Liverpool, commented on the development saying:

  • “It’ll be a real battle to qualify for the Champions League this season. The Champions League gives you a platform that’s very appealing to commercial partners.” 

Indictments on Juventus: Turin prosecutors are seeking indictments for a dozen Juventus executives, including former president Andrea Agnelli, for charges including market manipulation and false accounting. 

Agnelli played a leading role in trying to establish the European Super League, a breakaway project that collapsed in April 2021 despite support from the likes of Spain’s Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. Critics said the ESL was trying to concentrate power and revenues in the hands of a few elite teams. 

Juventus, which has denied wrongdoing, said it would appeal against the decision by the Italian football federation. 

Fresh concerns: The punishment triggered strong reactions among Juventus’s fan base and sparked fresh concerns over the club’s future following the board’s resignation two months ago and the recent reshuffle at the top. 

New Chief Executive: Newly appointed chief executive Maurizio Scanavino said on Sunday the club’s position “is clear and solid”, calling the sports authorities’ decision “completely unfair”. 

Scanavino, who also holds the top job at GEDI, the publisher of the Italian daily newspaper La Repubblica, said the football federation’s “justice system can behave unfairly [and] this is worrying because what happened to Juventus now could happen to another club in the future”. 

The authorities also handed Scanavino’s predecessors, Maurizio Arrivabene, and Agnelli a two-year ban from football activities. 

Nine other Juventus staff and former board members were also banned from engaging in football activities in Italy for periods ranging from eight months to two years and a half. 

Fabio Paratici, the club’s former sports director and current Tottenham Hotspur managing director for football, was handed the longest suspension. 

Italian sports authorities also requested that “the ban be extended to Uefa and Fifa activities”. 

Last week the club appointed Gianluca Ferrero, an accounting expert who has previously worked for other Agnelli-controlled companies, as its new president. 

Recent losses: Juventus recorded losses of more than €550 million in the last three seasons. In a letter to shareholders in October, Agnelli said the annual loss of €254 million in the 2021/22 campaign was certainly the gloomiest moment” from an “economic-financial point of view. 

Also last week, Agnelli announced that he was stepping down from all of his positions within the family businesses, including carmaker Stellantis, which controls Fiat, as well as the holding company Exor. 


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Chris is a Senior Financial Analyst at Nairametrics Advocates Limited with over a decade stint in active journalism and public relations practice.

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