Juventus raises capital by 250 million and asks for patience

Juventus held its shareholders' meeting at the Allianz Stadium amid criticism over poor results and the technical crisis of recent seasons. According to Corriere dello Sport, CEO Giovanni Carnevali, in his first meeting in the role, admitted the results have not been good and called for renewed enthusiasm and a sense of belonging.

Shareholders approved a capital increase of 250 million: half will keep equity at an adequate level, while the rest goes to controlling debt and funding sporting competitiveness, including transfers. Carnevali also backed Spalletti, but warned that the agreement with UEFA means working with the resources available and that time is needed.

He asked for deeds rather than words and for players to respect the fans. Among members, some wanted Del Piero as club president, and Platini was invoked to revive the club's identity.