Serie A giants Juventus have disclosed that they are under investigation by UEFA for alleged breaches of the governing body’s financial regulations.
The Turin-based club revealed the development in its financial statement ahead of its annual shareholders’ meeting scheduled for 7 November.
According to Juventus, UEFA informed the club on 18 September that formal proceedings had been opened to examine potential violations of its football earnings rule covering the 2022–2025 period. A verdict is expected in the spring of 2026.
The club said the inquiry could lead to “a possible economic sanction and potential sporting restrictions.”
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Under UEFA’s financial rules, clubs are limited to losses of no more than €60 million over a three-year cycle, with an additional allowance of €10 million annually for teams demonstrating sound financial management.
Juventus, currently fifth in the Serie A table with 12 points from six matches, have endured a mixed start to the season.
The Agnelli family–controlled club reported a €58 million loss for the fiscal year ending 30 June, continuing a trend of financial challenges since its last recorded annual profit in the 2016/2017 season.
