Juventus to be sold ?? (2 Viewers)

Ahmedios

Senior Member
Nov 11, 2006
5,107
#61
sorry man didnt mean to make you stress, if this guy buys us we wont have to worry about the increase in capitol as hes twice as rich as the agnellis anyway! so hopefully it'll be him if anyone!
There is no worries at all, Mike. Instability just irritates me. What happened in the last summer plus the selling of the club are things that have to take their times to be well perceived.

60% - IFIL (agnelli's company)
7.5% to Libyan Arab Foreign Investment Co.
32.5% to other minor shareholders.

our price today is 1.885 euros per share and there are 120,932,000 total shares meaning:

The value of juventus today = 227,956,820 euros!
Thanks for these valuable information. So, a man having $8.8 Billion won't find it difficult to buy the club and pump millions to buy the best players.

But how did you get these information? :D
 

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Mike-e-y

Senior Member
Jul 18, 2004
11,188
#63
There is no worries at all, Mike. Instability just irritates me. What happened in the last summer plus the selling of the club are things that have to take their times to be well perceived.


Thanks for these valuable information. So, a man having $8.8 Billion won't find it difficult to buy the club and pump millions to buy the best players.

But how did you get these information? :D
Yeah instability is depressing! weve been subjected to far to much of it recently!

as for how i got the info see my above post ;)
 

ZAF3000

Senior Member
Feb 14, 2005
5,348
#64
This is a big fuss.. I don't know how true this can be.. A while ago they claimed that AlKathafy are going to buy Juve from the Agnelli, least did we know they wanted out.
THe media could be having a field day in our case because of the instability or management has shown...
We all know that they are not on one voice regarding deschamps and maybe the Buffon cases.
 

d.nico

Senior Member
Apr 23, 2003
2,244
#65
60% - IFIL (agnelli's company)
7.5% to Libyan Arab Foreign Investment Co.
32.5% to other minor shareholders.

our price today is 1.885 euros per share and there are 120,932,000 total shares meaning:

The value of juventus today = 227,956,820 euros!
200 million euro for a club like Juventus is quite cheap.
we can say that 1.885 for a share is under value.

does someone know how much glazer took manutd and for how much share?
 

C4ISR

Senior Member
Dec 18, 2005
2,362
#67
There would be a bidding war over Juventus, because unlike most clubs, Juve already a very deep history, and most important in the eyes of potential buyers, millions of fans across the globe.

The only thing which makes me worry about this news is that Gigli has been a liquidator for FIAT's company's in the past. If we are to be sold, he is the perfect man to have at the club, to scrape some money from big sales (Buffon) right b4 the Elkanns pull out.

I still dont believe in any of it though. They just invested a bunch of their money. Not to mention Lapo has a tatoo of Juventus on his arm.
 

Mike-e-y

Senior Member
Jul 18, 2004
11,188
#68
200 million euro for a club like Juventus is quite cheap.
we can say that 1.885 for a share is under value.

does someone know how much glazer took manutd and for how much share?
200 mill for a club like juventus is peanuts when put in the bigger picture but this is partly as a result of our demotion, having said that our shares have never been particularly impressive with the value of the club only ever reacinh around 350 million pounds

man united went for 800 million pounds in the end, not sure of share price but my guess at the time would be around 6 pouns sterling per share, the equivalent of $12

If ~228 milions are 100% and you only need 51% to be major shareholder, right ?
i think you mean the majority shareholder and yeah you need 51% however in the occurance of a take over the entire shares of the club would need to be bought, if you get to 75% of the shares then the remaining 25% have to sell up in a period of time, if they dont sell up the shares automatically transfer for the offering price

There would be a bidding war over Juventus, because unlike most clubs, Juve already a very deep history, and most important in the eyes of potential buyers, millions of fans across the globe.

The only thing which makes me worry about this news is that Gigli has been a liquidator for FIAT's company's in the past. If we are to be sold, he is the perfect man to have at the club, to scrape some money from big sales (Buffon) right b4 the Elkanns pull out.

I still dont believe in any of it though. They just invested a bunch of their money. Not to mention Lapo has a tatoo of Juventus on his arm.
if we are sold there will be NO big sales, juventus as a club will not be 'liquidated' if fiat really wanted to sell us then there is no way they would make any moves to harm the club, quite the contrary infacy. Any potential sale of buffon etc would result in a significantly lower value of the company, so please dont worry about that as it simply is not an option, the managment have the intellegence to realise that harming the club before a sale would make them worse off in the future
 

C4ISR

Senior Member
Dec 18, 2005
2,362
#69
I dont trust them though. Their faith in Juve has never really been tested. They certainly didn't put up a fight this summer.

I dont care if its a Chelsea type owner, Juve's history means more than that. Plus, if the Elkanns dont take interest in Juve anymore, they should just let some other member of the Agnelli family take over the responsibility of managing it. Andrea Agnelli is a pretty vocal Juventus fan, and already serves on FIAT's board, so he knows how to lead a company.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
116,007
#70
I would drive a Fiat through my own house if Juventus was taken over by someone such as Abramovich. Our history and tradition is all we have.
 

Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
#71
why do people hate Abramovich so much? The guy loves football and has paid off all of Chelsea' debts and he turned them into a title chasing team.
 

d.nico

Senior Member
Apr 23, 2003
2,244
#74
200 mill for a club like juventus is peanuts when put in the bigger picture but this is partly as a result of our demotion, having said that our shares have never been particularly impressive with the value of the club only ever reacinh around 350 million pounds

man united went for 800 million pounds in the end, not sure of share price but my guess at the time would be around 6 pouns sterling per share, the equivalent of $12
around $2 for Juventus share is very under value. i believe it is not only because of the demotion.
i wonder why Juve went to public.
 

tonykart

Senior Member
Feb 16, 2007
1,595
#79
sorry man didnt mean to make you stress, if this guy buys us we wont have to worry about the increase in capitol as hes twice as rich as the agnellis anyway! so hopefully it'll be him if anyone!
This guy may have more money, but to me it is more important to have the stability of knowing that the club will be owned by FIAT forever. This guy is a money machine and will buy and sell what is profittable to him.

Sure he has more money. Big deal. The Agnelli Family is a powerful family in Italy and we are the team of the nation. I would like to keep it that way. Juventus has been a dominant force in football for a long time and although the premiership is slowly ruining the purism of the game, we in Italy must uphold it at all costs.

Forza FIAT
 

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