Exor has injected another 15 million euros into Juventus` coffers to address the June 30 deadlines, which became pressing due to the lack of sales of Mbangula and Weah. This latest financial boost brings Exor`s total support for the club over the past 13 years to a substantial 676 million euros. The club, overall, has been recapitalized by nearly one billion euros when including contributions from minority shareholders and investment funds.
While John Elkann continues to emphasize the necessity for Juventus to achieve economic and financial self-sufficiency, urging the club to operate independently from the surrounding economic galaxy, the majority shareholder remains attentive and ready to step in when needed. Ultimately, balancing sporting competitiveness with financial stability continues to be the guiding principle for a club that can no longer settle for fourth place and must once again aim for victories.