Carnevali says Juventus need more Italian identity
Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali said on 3 November that the club need a more Italian identity and that rebuilding will take time.
Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali said on 3 November that the club need a more Italian identity and that rebuilding will take time.
GOAL reported on 3 November that Juventus are planning for January after authorising a capital increase, with five strikers under consideration.
Juventus shareholders approved the club's accounts on 3 November and authorised the board to carry out a capital increase of up to €250 million.
Juventus president Gianluca Ferrero said at the club's shareholders' meeting that a second stadium remains an idea, but there is no detailed plan to build it soon.
Juventus CFO Stefano Cerrato told a shareholders' meeting on 3 November that the club terminated Thiago Motta's contract on 15 June after paying the agreed sum.
Hannover 96 are reportedly set to part ways with managing director for sport Jonas Boldt as the club sit 16th in the 2.
Inter and Milan presented plans for a new San Siro stadium on 29 October at Sforzesco Castle, with an Inter fan protest outside and Milan directors absent.
Bayern Munich said Viessmann Generations Group is set to become a shareholder in FC Bayern München AG through the last available equity stake.