Former Juventus midfielder Federico Bernardeschi has spoken about their ongoing legal struggles and admits he hopes the Serie A title they won will not be revoked. Juve has just been docked 15 points for the use of capital gains and more punishment could come as they are being investigated for… Read More »Bernardeschi prays Juventus’ Serie A titles are not revoked
One comparison making the rounds in the Italian media now is the spending made by the Premier League and Serie A clubs last months. The English top flight is the best in the world and has more commercial success than every European league. However, the others try to compete with… Read More »Allegri not interested in comparing Premier League and Serie A spending
Because of Juventus’ many legal battles and change of leadership, they had a very quiet January transfer window and it showed. The Bianconeri have been arguably the biggest spenders in the Italian top flight in the last few seasons. Last January, they splashed the cash to add Dusan Vlahovic to… Read More »Serie A’s poor transfer window shows Juventus importance
Lapo Elkann has responded to critics who have been questioning him over Juventus’ struggles under Andrea Agnelli. The Bianconeri are struggling with some legal battles months after Agnelli and his board of directors resigned. The club has a new leadership group, but as it struggles off-field, some fans are blaming… Read More »Lapo Elkann breaks his silence and insists he is not Agnelli
In back-to-back shockers, Milan and Juventus were both embarrassed at their own turfs on Sunday. The reigning champions suffered another humbling defeat, as Sassuolo emerged victorious in a 5-2 result at the San Siro. A few hours later, Monza completed the double over the sorry Bianconeri at the Allianz Stadium.… Read More »Four Juventus players named as flops in Serie Round 20 worst formation
On January 20, the federal court of justice sent shockwaves through the Italian peninsula by handing Juventus a 15-point deduction as a sporting punishment following the reopening of the capital gains trial. The controversial ruling stated that the Bianconeri registered capital gains in an excessive and systematic manner by inflating… Read More »“At least ten clubs would have gone bankrupt” – Moggi on capital gains
Despite the recent setbacks in Serie A, Juventus can still salvage the calamitous campaign by snatching a trophy, and at this point, the Coppa Italia remains their best bet (the other being the Europa League). Moreover, winning the domestic cup would allow the Bianconeri access to European football next season… Read More »Opinion: Three Lazio stars that Juventus must look out for in Coppa Italia QF
Despite receiving a 15-point deduction in the capital gains trial, Juventus are still facing further punishment. After all, it was the Prisma investigation which prompted the reopening for the Plusvalenza case (where the club had been previously acquitted). This inquiry revolves around the salary maneuvers conducted by the club’s previous… Read More »Report reveals the date of Juve’s preliminary hearing in Prisma investigation
Ironically, the month of January saw more changes in personnel occurring at Juve’s managerial level than the scarce market operations conducted. Yet, there were still some transfers to report, especially at Juventus Next Gen. JuventusNews24 provided us with the full list of transfers that took place during the winter transfer… Read More »All the official Juventus transfers conducted in January transfer market
While the men’s team had a forgettable Sunday, Juventus Women enjoyed a lovely outing as they roasted Sampdoria with five unanswered goals. The legendary Cristiana Girelli scored a personal hattrick, but Sofia Cantore was the author of the best goal. The Italian found the back of the net with a… Read More »Video – Girelli scores hattrick as Juventus Women roast Sampdoria 5-0