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Exor Rejects Tether's €1 Billion Juventus Buyout Bid

12/14/2025

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Summary

Exor Defends Juventus

Exor N.V. rejected cryptocurrency firm Tether's €1 billion bid to buy all Juventus shares on December 13, 2025.
Exor, which controls 65.4% of Juventus, said, "Juventus, our history, and our values, are not for sale."
Exor pledged support for the club's management and future strategy.
Juventus has 36 league titles but finished seventh in Serie A this season after a coaching change.

History

Historical Context

The Calciopoli scandal erupted in May 2006, implicating Juventus in a major sporting fraud investigation that led to the club's relegation to Serie B and the stripping of its 2004-05 Serie A title. Despite the controversy, Juventus, under the Agnelli family's ownership, has maintained its historical significance in Italian football, recently rejecting a €1 billion cryptocurrency investment, reflecting a commitment to its legacy.

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Exor Defends Juventus

Exor N.V. rejected cryptocurrency firm Tether's €1 billion bid to buy all Juventus shares on December 13, 2025.
Exor, which controls 65.4% of Juventus, said, "Juventus, our history, and our values, are not for sale."
Exor pledged support for the club's management and future strategy.
Juventus has 36 league titles but finished seventh in Serie A this season after a coaching change.

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