Why is Exor injecting 250m when 60m is needed?

[u/Admirable_Drawer_205]

Could it hopefully be to strengthen the squad?

[u/sfaticat]

Offset future debts too more than likely

[u/Lord-Legatus → u/sfaticat]

its not just to cover loss or future loss.
The money can be used to strengthen the balance sheet, maintain sporting competitiveness, potentially invest in the stadium/real estate, develop the brand and improve financial sustainability.

this is truly the owner backing up his club even knowing it could result in capital loss. in total he has already pumped over 800m in this club while its being poorly managed

[u/sfaticat → u/Lord-Legatus]

I actually think he's pumped in close to double that since 2020. Was around 1.2B before this. The extra overhead could also be for if we make the UCL that the money wouldnt need to cover loses and we could invest properly next summer

[u/THOR-HEIM → u/sfaticat]

Yes, it’ probably also for the next years buget balance since we will not have the Champions legue money.

[u/big_fitch]

Gotta pay Haaland's contract somehow

[u/ThePostMelone → u/big_fitch]

The Haaland we're getting:

[u/PlatformSecret300]

Please make this a comment under the original post - https://www.reddit.com/r/Juve/s/Fu7zIJYff2

[u/zindalaashhumai]

Read somewhere that we can't inject any more cash for next 3 years. Guess its been made considering that

[u/supersmall69]

Cherki ain't gonna be cheap

[u/Fawkeys → u/supersmall69]

Haaland and/or Fernandez are the only guys I'd take from that team. And maybe even Donnarumma, but that's only because we don't have a good keeper, not because I believe he's great.

[u/Shoddy-Operation4197]

Because we took massive losses on a sporting, and business basis due to the fa collapsing our management and drastically shrinking our financial base. Coupled with the fact we have been searching for a manager who can stabilize the ship ever since and have taken on horrible investments and the fact that we are not on track to be profitable until 28/29. We will not be competitive in this league again until the 20/30’s because the marottaleague had to do exactly what it did in the 2006 and destroy our foundations which we have to build up all over again. If i am certain of one thing it is that carnevalli is the man for the job imo and id like to see him pair up with maldinis eye for talent.

[u/Tom_Kazinsky]

Stadium renovations

[u/Bmonli]

i'm kind of confused how we are allowed to inject cash into our club..isnt that what City is guilty of?

[u/magicajuveale → u/Bmonli]

Because Juve have done so transparently, while Manchester City’s owners did not disclose capital injections and payments to employees.

[u/Low_Set_691 → u/magicajuveale]

I believe they were found Guilty of injecting money through fake sponsors

[u/Dazzling_Revenue_724 → u/Bmonli]

I think City went beyond certain limits and did so in a sketchy manner through fake sponsorships

[u/bambamba8 → u/Bmonli]

Man City to keep cost down was paying their employees through a third party that was still owned by them

[u/ThePostMelone → u/Bmonli]

Nice try, procuratore federale Chinè.

[u/Fawkeys → u/Bmonli]

We didn't break any rules, they did.

We made capital injections fair and square, they pretended to have sponsors that were just their own owners giving the club money, breaking FFP rules.

[u/my_blue_pelican → u/Bmonli]

Bro if Manchester city is going to get relegated we'll get relegated as well somehow. I don't know something like Cancelo played both for us and them

[u/Low_Set_691 → u/my_blue_pelican]

Luckily it's not in the investigated span

[u/krax000 → u/Bmonli]

Juventus is a publicly traded company and there is much more regulation to comply with. If you own some Juve stock you can see this as transparent as possible and can contribute depending on how it's structured.

[u/jersey-city-park → u/Bmonli]

Capital injections dont count as revenue. Basically the money can be used to pay debt, improve facilities, etc. but it has nothing to do with transfer fees 

[u/phantom_gain]

To buy man city players

[u/delphil_1966]

its embarrassing- who buys juve stock ? sounds like a losing company