Juventus is the most trophy-winning Italian club. Until three seasons ago, they dominated Serie A, winning nine consecutive titles, however, this was followed by a drop and two fourth places followed up, and currently the Old Lady are eighth in the table. After seven rounds, they already have seven points less than the leading tandem Napoli – Atalanta. It is not unattainable, but given the form of the team, the fans certainly cannot be calm about the placement at the end of the current championship. Juventus in Serie A this season:▫️25 shots on target (15th best)▫️65 key passes (14th best)▫️2064 Successful passes (15th best)▫️9 goals scored (8th best)▫️10 pts from possible 21 (8th best)😬 pic.twitter.com/xJidFFPMdJ— Mo (@mo_don10) September 26, 2022 Although a little more than 100 million euros were spent on reinforcements during the summer, Massimiliano Allegri is struggling to form a team capable of joining the fight for the top. On top of all that, Juventus has been operating in the red for five consecutive years, and in the report for the last financial year (2021/2022), they have made a new negative record for Serie A, writes Sportsmedia. It is a loss of 254,300,000 euros, which “surpassed” Inter’s 245,600,000 from a year earlier. Revenues for the period ending on June 30, 2022 decreased by 7.8 percent compared to the same period of the previous year and amount to 443,400,000 euros, while operating expenses increased by 7.6 percent and are now 483,400,000.Juventus crisis meeting on Friday – finances deep in the danger zone, Allegri’s status the number one topicAs the reason for the negative numbers, Juventus cited the long-term impact of the Covid-19 virus pandemic, as well as reduced income from TV rights and a lower number of matches in the Champions League, since the team finished in the round of 16 in the previous three seasons. The mentioned minus increased in relation to the previous financial year (2020/2021) by around 44 million euros. At the same time, it was already announced that the next year will also finish “in the red”, as the consequences of Covid are still being felt.Juve begins ‘Operation Pulisic’, Chelsea are looking for 35 millionGiven that the club collected around 400 million euros by selling part of its shares in December last year, the net financial debt decreased by 60.7 percent compared to the same period of the previous year, that is, from 389,000,000 to 153,000,000 euros. Difficult days are ahead for the Agnelli family to return Juventus to the top of Italian and European football. The idea of a Super League that they advocated did not go through, so they will have to come up with something else.##NAJAVA_MECA_6675746##
