Juventus Board Approves Financial Report Revealing €2.5 Million Loss

The Juventus board of directors announced its approval of the semi-annual financial report for the period ending December 31, 2025, which revealed the club recorded a loss of €2.5 million. This loss stands in stark contrast to the profits registered during the same period of the previous year, when the club had achieved profits amounting to €16.9 million.

The financial results were primarily impacted by a decline in transfer market revenues of approximately €15 million compared to summer 2024, in addition to reduced revenues from matchdays and television broadcasting rights. Furthermore, increased provisions related to the dismissal of coach Tudor negatively affected the club's financial performance.

In the same context, commercial revenues rose from €48 million to €63 million thanks to new shirt sponsorship deals, while player salaries decreased from €110 million to €99 million as part of a cost-cutting plan.

On the other hand, net financial debt increased from €280 million in June to €299 million in December, mainly attributed to transfer campaign expenses.