Juventus is not for sale. Last Friday, Tether, one of the largest cryptocurrency companies in the world, revealed that it had made a proposal worth just over a billion euros to acquire a majority stake in the Turin formation, but it only took one day for the Agnelli family, owner of Exor, to respond and… refuse the offer.
«Exor announces that its board of directors has unanimously rejected the unsolicited offer from the company Tether Investments to acquire its stake in Juventus. Exor reaffirms, as it has said and repeated in the past, that it has no intention of selling part or all of its shares to third parties, including, but not limited to, the El Salvador-based company, Tether,” they wrote in a statement.
«Exor and the Agnelli family remain fully committed to the club, supporting its new management team in implementing a clear strategy to obtain solid results, both on and off the field», they added, despite sporting results in recent seasons not being the best, including the current one.
Tether acquired 8% of Juventus’ capital in February 2025 and this stake has since risen to 11.5%, having proposed to buy a further 65.4% of the club. According to the press specializing in the topic, Tether offered 2.66 euros per share, which represents a valuation of 1.1 billion euros.
