Overview
- Exor, in a shareholder letter released late Monday, said Juventus is not for sale and vowed ongoing backing for the club’s success.
- Juventus reported 2025 revenue of €530 million, up 34% year over year, with losses reduced to €58 million as Champions League income and new deals lifted results.
- Exor said it supported the club with a near €100 million capital contribution and backed leadership changes to restore stability after recent legal and regulatory cases ended.
- On the pitch, Luciano Spalletti’s October 2025 appointment was credited with renewed energy, Kenan Yildiz extended to 2030, and Juventus Women won Serie A, the Coppa Italia, and January’s Supercoppa.
- While Exor agreed to sell assets including Gedi, publisher of La Repubblica, to Greece’s Antenna as part of a portfolio simplification, Italian outlets framed the move as Elkann shedding media stakes while doubling down on Juventus.