The Financial Situation (23 Viewers)

[Juvellino]

The current financial situation reminds me of the time I plunged Juve into the red financially in fifa 07 for ps2. I had to sell Bojinov and Ronaldinho to balance the books. Took a couple years to turn things around. I was 13 years old. Paratici is the CFO of Juventus.

 

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[zizinho]

As things stand Juventus could close their books at -200mln€ in June. By June 30 the club have to make around 100mln€ in plusvalenza. Another exchange like Pjanic-Arthur is therefore expected, but also selling players like: Perin, Pjaca, Rugani,...

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The Juventus management has asked the players to “postpone” paying their salaries. Exactly as happened last season at the height of the pandemic, the salaries of March, April, May and June could be budgeted for next year.

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Dybala sold for 100M, Moise Kean bought for 80M
Perin sold for 20M, Reina bought for 18M
Alex Sandro sold for 40M, Emerson bought for 25M
Rabiot sold for 50M, Matic bought for 40M

Enough?

 

[Buck Fuddy]

As things stand Juventus could close their books at -200mln€ in June. By June 30 the club have to make around 100mln€ in plusvalenza. Another exchange like Pjanic-Arthur is therefore expected, but also selling players like: Perin, Pjaca, Rugani,...

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If that 200mln number is true, we're in pretty deep shit, aren't we?
I mean, surely, that would be way worse than expected?

The Juventus management has asked the players to “postpone” paying their salaries. Exactly as happened last season at the height of the pandemic, the salaries of March, April, May and June could be budgeted for next year.

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I think this is an excellent way to motivate your players.
"You know that nice contract we gave you, with all the big numbers? Yeah, we're not able to pay that right now. Again."

It truly is amateur hour at JJ headquarters these days.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

€-200M while we're paying €60M to one person? Are we retarded?

 

[JCK]

Laughing at Inter not paying salaries while we have this pair

 

[Boksic]

Penny pinching on a coach sure paid off

 

[DAiDEViL]

How fucked are we If Pirlo manages to finish outside the CL places?

 

[Hydde]

How fucked are we If Pirlo manages to finish outside the CL places?

I think is unimaginable to be honest. It would be THE blow. At the very least, ronaldo and deligt will jump ship, and we will need to sell for plusvalenza everywhere and bring maybe locatelli as lone signing and a bunch of freebies on low wages and fabrottas/turdirellis everywhere

 

[Juliano13]

I think is unimaginable to be honest. It would be THE blow. At the very least, ronaldo and deligt will jump ship, and we will need to sell for plusvalenza everywhere and bring maybe locatelli as lone signing and a bunch of freebies on low wages and fabrottas/turdirellis everywhere

But what about the project?

 

[Hydde]

But what about the project?

its GOING DOWNNNN BABY

 

[Elvin]

How fucked are we If Pirlo manages to finish outside the CL places?

We will lose De Ligt who will end up winning every trophy and award imaginable... somewhere else.

A classic Juve story.

 

[Fab Fragment]

About time, Exor pumped some more money into the club like they did a couple of years ago.

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How much does the F1 Ferrari team cost to maintain their pathetic position?

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Wonder which is a bigger money pit: Juve or Ferrari?

 

[ilmetronome]

About time, Exor pumped some more money into the club like they did a couple of years ago.

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How much does the F1 Ferrari team cost to maintain their pathetic position?

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Wonder which is a bigger money pit: Juve or Ferrari?

it's not always about cash
we can get money from from loan too
the problem is, our operational statement is minus. Loan from bank or investment (gift from owner or whatever you call it) isn't revenue. If the money just from exor alone, it would count as loan from owner.

And investment via equity (shareholder) is nearly impossible, because we already did that last year. The shareholder invested 300mln last year because they expect return in the future from dividend or rise of share price in market. With juve nearly loose title, share price would be drop, and almost impossible for agnelli to convince shareholder to invest again

 

[icemaη]

If that 200mln number is true, we're in pretty deep shit, aren't we?
I mean, surely, that would be way worse than expected?




I think this is an excellent way to motivate your players.
"You know that nice contract we gave you, with all the big numbers? Yeah, we're not able to pay that right now. Again."

It truly is amateur hour at JJ headquarters these days.

The Ronaldo acquisition is looking more and more like a suicide deal. iirc, in a sea of -ers you called the pitfalls of the deal early on. So here's a well deserved

 

[Hist]

Calma budgets are tight but they'll undoubtedly suspend the Financial Fair Play rule due to the pandemic or no one will get to play in the CL. The real question is, how much revenue will clubs be able to generate once the pandemic is over? If we are back as a midtable team when things reopen our recovery will be slow :/

 

[Marc]

Watch our financial situtation go down the drain when we miss out on UCL place.

We will lose De Ligt who will end up winning every trophy and award imaginable... somewhere else.

A classic Juve story.

I can see us selling De Ligt to Bayern or Barca.

 

[Xperd]

 

[ggnoree]

wonder how much it would be if we advanced further

 

[rainhard]

€-200M while we're paying €60M to one person? Are we retarded?

That is the accumulation of his 3 years wage

They think we can get at least UCL final in that 3 years(maybe winning UCL in one of those years), so that income will help to cover his wages



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[Juliano13]

If the rumours that nobody wants Ronaldo are true, I can see us regressing even further next season.

We might be forced to sell or do several unfavourable swaps to generate fake income to cover the losses. If Inter solve their issues they could pull far ahead. They have competent management now.