Juventus, Agnelli and Tether
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Italy's Agnelli family said at the weekend that it has no intention of selling Juventus to crypto group Tether or anyone else, rejecting Tether's shock offer for Italy's most successful soccer club. Following are key dates in the history of Juventus.
Italy’s foreign minister said the Agnelli family’s Gedi Gruppo Editoriale SpA media company should stay in Italian hands to safeguard press freedom, as sale talks continue with Greece’s Antenna Group.
Juventus director Giorgio Chiellini reassures the Agnelli family and the club are ‘one and the same,’ while Khephren Thuram and Kenan Yildiz are going nowhere.The trip to Bologna kicks off at the
Tether's bid to buy a 65.4 per cent stake in Juventus has been swiftly declined by Exor, the Agnelli family holding company. Here's
Luciano Spalletti is driven by a relentless desire to elevate Juventus' performance and repay the unwavering support of the Agnelli family, who recently turned down a significant bid for the club. This article delves into Spalletti's ambitions, the current state of Juventus, and the implications of the Agnelli family's commitment.
Crypto group Tether said on Friday it has submitted an all-cash proposal to the holding company of the Agnelli family to buy its entire stake in Italy's most historically successful soccer club Juventus.
Journalists at Italian newspaper La Stampa have gone on strike in protest against a potential sale by the billionaire Agnelli family of the media group, which includes La Repubblica and three national radio stations, to a Greek tycoon. La Stampa was not on newsstands on Thursday and its website was not being updated.