Exor, the holding company that controls Juventus, is reportedly considering a capital increase to support the financial stability of the club, estimated to be around 110-120 million euros. However, sources at `Calcio e Finanza` suggest they are exploring alternatives to avoid this financial operation.
Juventus may not necessarily require a capital injection, as their financial situation is heavily dependent on on-field performance. Securing a top-four finish this season would guarantee approximately 50 million euros from participation in the Champions League. Furthermore, a successful run in the Club World Cup could provide additional revenue. Lastly, strategic player transfers, involving a couple of high-value sales, could generate sufficient funds to balance the budget, potentially negating the need for a capital increase.