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Not even close. Even Real Madrid, the richest club in the world, generate a fraction of F1"s revenue. Exor/Murdoch released a statement confirming they are interested. Quite surprising tbh, given the conflict of interests involved here.

He should GTFO because of the calciogate affair, not because of a lack of financial support (money has not been the issue). Look at how FIAT went to bat for Ferrari when McClaren was caught spying on them. They spared no expense and pulled out all the punches. For Juventus, they bent over an...

To go even further, that 59.1% stake in Exor is controlled by Giovanni Agnelli e C. S.a.p.a.. It's obviously for tax purposes and hiding the extent of their wealth.

As I said, to those of you claiming they invested none of their own money, it's a lie. Spring 2007: http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?symbol=JUVE.MI&pn=4 Agnelli family retianed their 60% stake, and purchased 48,373,666 of those shares. At €1.30 each share, that means...

Well said. If they invested that money in Juventus, they would never see a return. Our fans should be grateful our financial situation is nothing like the clubs they wish we would emulate in terms of spending. And btw, for all of thos saying they haven't invested their money, this is a lie...

FIAT increased its stake in Chrysler at 0 cost. As a part of Chrysler's bailout conditions, if FIAT's restructuring of Chrysler produced certain results, their stake in Chrysler would increase. One of those conditions was met, so they received an additional 5%. This did not cost FIAT any money.

He is already vice chairman of FIAT, so news that he may become the new FIAT chairman is hardly surprising. He was being groomed for years to take this position. Regardless, he is the chairman of Exor, which have a majority stake in FIAT, so he is already the shot caller regardless of whether...

That remains to be seen. I think they are hollow words as well, but at least now we something to reference if/when he does anything this summer. “There is no doubt that we need to react above all to build a strong Juve for next season.”

He speaks of rebuilding. Now we have words to hold him accountable for.

Well said. Elkann is a business man and he views Juve as such. As long as Blanc and company keep the club sustainable he is happy. Not until we fail to make CL will these imbeciles be fired. Remember that capital increase of + £70m we got when we came out of serie b? Than you have Moggi who is...

He doesn't directly answer the questions about putting money into the team. Good interview though. Time will tell how good he is.

good read, thx.