Overview
- Tether says it will file an alternative list of directors for Juventus before the Nov. 7 shareholder meeting.
- The company intends to join a capital increase of up to $129 million that the club proposed in September.
- Despite holding 10.7%, Tether has previously been excluded from board seats and some funding rounds.
- Exor controls about 65% of the club and has said it will not invest in crypto.
- Juventus posted a $58 million loss for the year ending June 2025, increasing urgency for new financing and governance changes.