Juventus is set to post another dismal financial sheet, with a net deficit of roughly 190 million euros. This is the seventh consecutive budget deficit. Worse than the previous year (-123.7 million), the dismal record stays unchanged from the 2022 report (-239.3 million). The team predicted the massive loss, owing mostly to its lack of participation in the Champions League and other European cup competitions. Exor, the holding firm founded by the Elkann Agnelli family, owns 63.7% of Juventus. In the last seven years, Juventus has lost almost a billion dollars.