The FIGC has just deducted Juventus 15 points for their role in using capital gains to their advantage.
The Bianconeri have been under at least two separate investigations in recent months and have now been sanctioned for one.
The club maintains its innocence and wants to appeal the decision, but it begins to affect them off the pitch.
A report by Calciomercato reveals that Juve’s stock market value has plummeted and suffered a drop of 11.2% after the deduction of club points. It continues to struggle and opened down 10% last time out.
Juve FC says
As a publicly traded company, Juve must be careful about the decisions they make because any sanction will affect all their shareholders.
However, since the club has maintained its innocence in the case and wants to appeal the decision, things will start looking up for them soon.
The stock market value is likely to improve even without the points being wiped out very soon.
However, our players must continue to work hard and win more games to help the team get back to the top four, whether the deductions are canceled or not.
