The Financial Situation (73 Viewers)

[ilmetronome]

Based on mercato activity, i think we have saved money in case we need to sack allegri

It either severance pay with less than total wage supposedly or paying his remaining wages on annual/season based.

 

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[Buck Fuddy]

Still suffering the impacts from the season before.

Still suffering from the Ronaldo deal.

 

[The Quazis]

Still suffering the impacts from the season before.


Look at the revenue earned by top 6, broadcasting and commercial is double ours alone.

This is what they got for 5 years. It's not like they're getting a billion pounds for TV rights every season.

 

[LiquidPLP]

250m in red for 21/22, is this correct? Ronaldo is gone, so are quite a few of high earners...

 

[Badass J Elkann]

250m in red for 21/22, is this correct? Ronaldo is gone, so are quite a few of high earners...

That will reflect on next year's statement

 

[Siamak]

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

@Ronaldo

 

[lgorTudor]

I'm so mad

I see

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

I wonder what accounts payable is like at Juve.

"Boss, Pepsi wants their money for the vending machine purchases at the stadium."
"Stall them. Offer $3,000 payable over 25 years."

 

[.zero]

In all reality, Agnelli’s decision to bring back Allegri may Jj potentially cost ~€70m for this CL blunder (if we don’t end up qualifying).

Knowing how indebted and financially starved Jj are (bEcaUsE oF coViD) there may be bigger things that need to happen at the EXOR level.

Despite the deferred revenue component of player transfers the balance sheet reports a massive amount of debt. Now if the results on the field don’t carry their weight in bringing in revenue the you have a problem bigger than Jj. Unlike barça, no one is going to pay hundreds of millions for media rights, etc.

They will either inject more capital into Jj for Agnelli to mismanage and overpay for trash players and coaches to dig out of the hole. Or it’s time to cut the fat and thus begins a cold winter.

 

[Bianconero81]

Sell 30% of Juventus to an Arab consortium led by Sheikh Ahmed Ben Hamad El Thani Nayek El Gamal.

 

[Ronn]

 

[U Picciriddu]

How did we still end up with such a loss

 

[Badass J Elkann]

In all reality, Agnelli’s decision to bring back Allegri may Jj potentially cost ~€70m for this CL blunder (if we don’t end up qualifying).

Knowing how indebted and financially starved Jj are (bEcaUsE oF coViD) there may be bigger things that need to happen at the EXOR level.

Despite the deferred revenue component of player transfers the balance sheet reports a massive amount of debt. Now if the results on the field don’t carry their weight in bringing in revenue the you have a problem bigger than Jj. Unlike barça, no one is going to pay hundreds of millions for media rights, etc.

They will either inject more capital into Jj for Agnelli to mismanage and overpay for trash players and coaches to dig out of the hole. Or it’s time to cut the fat and thus begins a cold winter.

Nobody will pay big for our media rights because we're all following @Lion in cancelling subscriptions

 

[maxi]

 

[.zero]

 

[delpiero1986]

No plusvalenza last 3 years!!

 

[X Æ A-12]

It's funny how folks on here think the club is just penny pinching during mercato when in reality were broke

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

We dominated Italian football for a decade how can we be so broke?

Heads should role starting from the top.

Ground zero and let every big contract run down and bring in a coach that can work with youth and implement a more modern playing style.

We need a reality check or this club will be left in the wildness.

 

[s4tch]

We dominated Italian football for a decade how can we be so broke?

inflated wages, inflated transfer fees, terribly high wage bill and amortization. one of the very few good calls by agnelli since he fired marotta was to fire this fraud, but it would take years to recover from the damage tici caused. even without covid we'd be in some deep shit because of the money this clown spent on players unworthy of this jersey.