The Agnelli family has owned Juventus for a century, and they face pressure to sell the club again. While Juventus has traded shares publicly over the years, the family has remained the majority owner and has sold stakes to Tether and other investors as part of the ownership structure. Tether has gradually increased its stake and is now among the largest shareholders, earning a seat on the club’s board. In recent weeks, reports have suggested a possible takeover, but sources connected to the Agnelli family have repeatedly denied that Juventus is for sale.
These denials underline the sensitivity surrounding the club’s ownership and the attention it draws. While rumours persist, there remains no official confirmation of a sale or a shift in control.
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