Juventus' 2025-26 budget in the red, the Board of Directors proposes a €250 million capital increase.

TURIN – Juventus posted a loss of €66 million in its 2025-26 financial statements, which will be submitted to the shareholders' meeting on November 3 to approve the financial statements and approve the €250 million capital increase proposed by the Board of Directors. The majority shareholder has already announced that it will cover its share by paying an advance of €60 million, nearly enough to cover the previous year's loss. The proposed capital increase is motivated by the desire to "support the strengthening of the club's capital structure and sporting competitiveness, implement potential upgrades of strategic real estate assets, starting with the Allianz Stadium, enhance the brand, and, of course, ensure economic and financial sustainability." This is Juventus' ninth consecutive financial year in the red, and a further loss is expected for the 2026-27 financial year, due to the club's failure to participate in the Champions League this season. The club's accounts are expected to gradually improve over the next two financial years.