Juventus capital increases total almost €1.5 billion since 2007

Since 2007, the Italian football club Juventus has received nearly €1.5 billion in capital increases, according to recent proposals. The club's board has suggested a potential €250 million injection, which, when combined with previous capital increases, would total almost €1.5 billion. This significant financial support has been provided over the past two decades, with the majority of the funds coming in recent years.

The most recent proposal to increase capital was made on Tuesday, with the potential to provide another €250 million. This, along with previous capital increases, would bring the total provided by EXOR, the holding company that owns Juventus, to around €942 million since 2007.

Over the years, Juventus has seen several capital increases, including €98 million in November 2025, €200 million in 2023-24, €400 million in 2021-22, and €300 million in 2019-20. Even earlier, in 2011, a €120 million increase was approved, followed by a €104.8 million injection in 2007. When all these figures are taken into account, EXOR has invested a substantial amount of money into the club since 2007.