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No correlation imo.
If Elkann is giving up governance via board seats, then he will divest shares. But CEOs do this on a regular basis based on market performance PE ratio since it is a publicly traded security. All the talk about L’incompetente is speculative with regard to the founders of tether partnering with the club.
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Please don’t forget that conglomerates, billionaires and other asset management firms all consider sports clubs as taxHaven’s/shelters. There is no incentive for these clubs to Garner silverware as long as they generate revenue, and that they can offset losses across other portcos
If Elkann is giving up governance via board seats, then he will divest shares. But CEOs do this on a regular basis based on market performance PE ratio since it is a publicly traded security. All the talk about L’incompetente is speculative with regard to the founders of tether partnering with the club.
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Please don’t forget that conglomerates, billionaires and other asset management firms all consider sports clubs as taxHaven’s/shelters. There is no incentive for these clubs to Garner silverware as long as they generate revenue, and that they can offset losses across other portcos
“The rumours have no factual basis”: #Exor denies any rumours regarding a reorganisation of the shareholding structure of #Juventus .
[Giovanni Albanese]
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Speculation on Juventus’ Future
Market speculation continues regarding a potential withdrawal of Exor, which holds a 65.4% stake in Juventus, in favor of a return by Andrea Agnelli. According to rumors, the former president is preparing to reacquire the club, possibly alongside new partners.
Among the names being mentioned are Red Bull—a major player in both sports and European football—and Tether, the cryptocurrency giant that recently acquired an 8.2% stake in Juventus.
Exor's Denial
When contacted by Radiocor, Exor dismissed these rumors, calling them baseless. In the past, discussions about a possible sale had surfaced, but Exor’s leadership has consistently demonstrated its commitment to the club, as seen in the celebrations of the Agnelli family's 100-year ownership of Juventus.
Additionally, sources close to Juventus emphasize that despite recent disappointing results, the team remains competitive both in Serie A and in European competitions.
Nevertheless, it is undeniable that these recent rumors are fueling market interest and speculation about potential changes in the club's ownership structure.
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[Giovanni Albanese]
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Speculation on Juventus’ Future
Market speculation continues regarding a potential withdrawal of Exor, which holds a 65.4% stake in Juventus, in favor of a return by Andrea Agnelli. According to rumors, the former president is preparing to reacquire the club, possibly alongside new partners.
Among the names being mentioned are Red Bull—a major player in both sports and European football—and Tether, the cryptocurrency giant that recently acquired an 8.2% stake in Juventus.
Exor's Denial
When contacted by Radiocor, Exor dismissed these rumors, calling them baseless. In the past, discussions about a possible sale had surfaced, but Exor’s leadership has consistently demonstrated its commitment to the club, as seen in the celebrations of the Agnelli family's 100-year ownership of Juventus.
Additionally, sources close to Juventus emphasize that despite recent disappointing results, the team remains competitive both in Serie A and in European competitions.
Nevertheless, it is undeniable that these recent rumors are fueling market interest and speculation about potential changes in the club's ownership structure.
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After all the investigations, defending the stock market listing is difficult, but it could still attract sponsors. Delisting rumors have been circulating for a long time; if they had wanted to do it quickly, they would have already done so. The most interesting thing to understand is what the new shareholder intends to do. His potential advantage could turn into a disadvantage if nothing is done. A second shareholder has been anticipated for years—let’s hope it turns out to be an interesting development."
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