Italian club Juventus announced a record financial loss of € 254 million ($ 246 million) during the fiscal year ended June 30, as revenues declined and costs increased in the first season in which the club did not win any title in a decade.
And Juventus indicated in a statement that the losses will continue until the end of the 2022/2023 financial year, in light of the persistent effects of the Corona virus epidemic.
Juventus, which are currently in eighth place in the Premier League, said they raised € 23 million in tickets sold during the 2022/2023 season, a slightly lower amount than ticket sales in the seasons preceding the outbreak of the pandemic.
And in 7 Italian league games this season, Juventus have won twice, drew 4 times, lost once, occupy eighth place with 10 points, and are 7 points behind leaders Napoli.
Juventus lost their first two Champions League matches to Paris Saint-Germain and Benfica.
Juventus should face Bologna on 2 October in the eighth round of the championship, knowing that they will face Milan at the San Siro stadium on 8 October, leading the games of the ninth round.
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