Juventus will not change ownership. Exor, the holding company of the Agnelli family which controls the club, announced this Saturday that it had rejected “unanimously” the buyout offer made by the cryptocurrency company Tether. In a press release, Exor clarified that this was an offer “unsolicited” and reaffirmed its position: the holding “does not intend to sell part or all of its interest to a third party”including Tether, already a minority shareholder of the club. The Agnelli family ensures that it remains fully committed to the Old Lady, currently 7th in Serie A, and supports the new management in its sporting and economic strategy.
Entry into the capital of the Turin club in February 2025 at 8%, participation since increased to 11.5%, Tether had offered to buy back the 65.4% held by Exor for an amount estimated at 1.1 billion euros, on the basis of a price of 2.66 euros per share. An offer higher than the closing price of the action on Friday in Milan, accompanied by the promise of investing an additional billion euros in the club.
