Juventus Faces New UEFA Probe Over Financial Misconduct

Juventus, a Serie A giant, is under scrutiny by UEFA for potential financial breaches from 2022 to 2025, possibly exceeding the permitted loss threshold. The investigation could lead to penalties like fines and squad restrictions.
The club's CEO, Maurizio Scanavino, is expected to resign amidst rising concerns. Despite recent efforts to comply with Financial Fair Play standards, Juventus faces challenges in rebuilding its reputation following past sanctions and domestic punishments.
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