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Anyone here think the market is overreacting to the capital gains investigation and the longterm severity of the omicron pandemic? (Look at the short-term Super League bounce :lol3:)

I don't know what sort of evidence they have, but I find it fascinating that they seem to be focusing on accounting estimates that are by nature very subjective. And actually quite comforting since they wouldn't be putting all this emphasis on this matter if they had caught us red handed doing...

Did the club describe why they did this at the time in any financial releases? I've never audited a football club before, but I suppose that player contracts are like other assets; if there is any indication that an asset is impaired you should record a write-down so the asset's book value...

Our idiot management is probably trying to despose of / hide that Ronaldo secret document only to be busted down the line and making things much worse. I put nothing past these morons.

I thought it was the last two years :boh:

To think we are in a position where we are hoping the investigators won't find a theoretical document. :lol3: What a bunch of idiots who run this club.

I’m an auditor. The shenanigans that we seem to be have been doing (along with other clubs) is not sustainable. I’m more shocked about the lack of foresight by our board than anything else. First, it should be mentioned that by exchanging players at absurd prices takes two parties. If we are...

I can understand that for a financial criminal court the charges are more serious because Juventus is a listed entity. Paratici and Agnelli could be in trouble there (fines, perhaps even jail). But from a sporting justice point of view (point deductions, relegation), I don't believe that listed...

Exactly my point. A fine and a point deduction.

That has NOTHING to do with the sporting justice system. We can't have additional sporting penalties because we're listed.

Did some beaurocrat seriously just threaten to revoke our titles and send us to Serie B? Is this normal? Haven't there been cases like this in the past which just led to fines or small point deductions?

So who here was smart enough to buy Juve stock?

What a shit deal. Am I missing something or isn't this a decrease from the current deal? I know we are in a middle of a pandemic but the next deal is until 2024.

I get it that our value suffers for playing in a league that doesn't get as much following as it used to. But how the hell are PSG ahead of us? I know of nobody who follows Ligue 1.

This team has had plenty of wake up calls already, but always hits the snooze button.

Not very impressive. Most of the increase is due to increase in revenues from player registration rights (plusvalenza), that is 21,7 million. Seems like we've plateaued after strong growth over the years.

Freaking awesome initiative. I could chip in when I have free time.

Yes, we would pay less taxes on players' salaries. So for instance, let's say that a player makes 4 million net a year. Juve has to pay 8 million in total for his wages, 4 million to the player and another 4 million to the Italian tax authorities. When the law passes, Juve would only have to pay...

Good to see that in the long term we can be financially competitive. News of sponsorships deals and television rights in La Liga and PL always made me lose hope, but we seem to be on the right path.

So we don't have to sell this summer? :)