They care about the italian market but that's a bit different. Previously, Agnellis have had a strong influence over Italian politics which is no longer the case. After Umberto's death Moggi said he lost his protective umbrella:
“D'improvviso mi sono sentito più solo. Senza ombrello, senza una luce. Prima l'Avvocato, poi il Dottore: la Juve non sarebbe stata mai più la stessa. Ma anche noi”.
I don't think it's a coincident that the calciopoli happened soon after.
of course, but that loss of power happened almost 2 decades ago.
the current events could have been easily avoided if andrea didn't believe that he was the next coming of avvocato or dottore. he tried himself in international sports politics and he failed royally. a man like this is simply not ready for the big stage, be it italian politics or international sports diplomacy. he's not ready to win battles, in fact he lost all of his personal fights, be it the one against ultras (ultras are gone but is it a win when the stadium is empty and silent, and i bet that the current season ticket campaign will be a gigantic fail too), against ceferin or against elkann. i bet he didn't want to give up on juve but he had no other choice than to step down.
now imagine a guy like this engaging into italian politics. he'd be eaten alive in a month.
bottom line is that we've been knowing for 2 decades that juventus have to deal with the lack of the political help of the family. it worked fine before aa decided to take matters into his own hands.
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