Overview
- UEFA confirmed the case in documents published this week and told the club on September 18 that a formal investigation had begun.
- The review covers financial activity across the 2022/23 to 2024/25 seasons under club-licensing and Financial Fair Play rules.
- Juventus says it complied with the Squad Cost Ratio, which caps spending on transfers and wages at 70% of revenue and sets deficit limits.
- The club maintains the alleged breaches are unfounded and says ongoing proceedings will not affect current fixtures.
- Juventus previously served a one-season European ban in 2023 and was fined €20 million, with €10 million suspended pending satisfactory accounts for 2023–2025.