After a series of resignations from the club’s board of directors, Juventus is at risk of significant sanctions in the Prisma investigation opened by the prosecutor’s office in Turin.

The Italian club has faced major sporting, financial and legal problems, and the mass resignation of Juventus bosses raises many questions.

The entire management of the “Juventus” club resigned – accusations made against the Turinese

Juventus risk losing a point or even relegation

With the next general assembly scheduled for January 18, 2023, Maurizio Arrivabene will be left to handle all administrative work in the Italian team.

The board of directors, which included Andrea Agnelli and Pavel Nedved (Vice President), “considered it in the best social interest” to resign, “given the centrality and urgency of the outstanding legal and technical accounting issues,” a hint at the investigation that the Italian justice has been going on for more than a year.

According to Italian media, the judges said that this fictitious capital gain recorded by Juventus amounted to approximately €155 million between 2018 and 2021.

Moreover, the club would not mention to investors about any private agreements with players (in particular with Cristiano Ronaldo) regarding the postponement of certain salaries.

Last season, the club recorded a loss of 255 million euros, a record deficit in Italian football, also due to sports results. This season, Juventus did not reach the 1/8 finals of the UEFA Champions League, and the club suffers from this serious sporting setback.

According to the press, Juve are at risk of relegation or even relegation, even if the situation is different from that of 2006, when the “Old Signor” were sent to Serie B.

Del Piero has a chance to become the future president of Juventus club.

Very good relations with John Elkann, who is likely to become the general director of the Turin club, contribute to the appointment of the former great player of the “Old Signora” Alessandro Del Piero as president.

John Elkann is the grandson of Gianni Agnelli and has taken care of the most important businesses of the famous family since his grandfather’s death in 2004. He is the CEO of Exor and owns shares in Ferrari, CNH Industrial, Iveco Group, Juventus and The Economist Group. From July 2018, John Elkann took over as Ferrari director after Sergio Marchionne stepped down.