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Jebu ga povrede, al ne mozes Dybalu sa Moratom porediti. Covjek zna igru. Usput hvala vam
Blago nama..According to the report, the fastest man at Juve now is Moise Kean, who has clocked a speed of around 34.40 km / h.
The often-injured Juan Cuadrado is the second fastest player at the club with a speed of 33.60 km / h, while the third on the list is Angel di Maria, who has reached 33.30 km / h. Filip Kostic completes the top four with a speed of 32.90 km / h.
Lawyer says Juventus is being targeted for being successful
Juventus is struggling with the legal system in Italy after appearing to have broken some rules in the last few seasons.
The Bianconeri remain one of the top clubs in the world, but back home, they do not get as much respect as they deserve.
After being investigated for some seasons, Max Allegri’s men have been punished with a 15-point deduction for their use of capital gains.
The club denies all wrongdoing, but if that punishment is not overturned, they could be in big trouble by the end of the season.
The lawyer, Maurizio Paniz, has now spoken about their current struggles and says they are being hated for being successful, which is normal in Italy.
He said via Tuttomercatoweb:
“How much politics is there in this affair? I don’t think we can talk about politics in the pure sense of the term, there is a conditioning by the system. The system rebels against those who win too much, opposes those who have the courage to take important positions that impose reflections from the same system, such as that of the Superleague, to those who are ahead of others with their own projects, such as that of the second teams that begin to bear fruit like the Next Gen. In Italy they forgive you everything, except success and if you disturb the operators”.
Ne bi bilo lose, kad bi bilo...da ga Max uzme pod svoje i upropasti...Juventus are ready to offer Denis Zakaria as part of a swap deal for Chelsea midfielder Mateo Kovacic.
Zakaria is currently on loan at Chelsea from Juventus and he’s been fairly impressive in the last few months. After a slow start, Zakaria is beginning to adapt to the Premier League and is proving to be a smart bit of business securing him on an initial loan deal.
According to Calcio Mercato Web, Juventus are now willing to offer Zakaria to Chelsea on a permanent deal if they allow Kovacic to come the other way.
Pogba will miss the match against Salernitana but his return is close
I ja believe da je zemlja ravna...dokaze jos trazim...Juventus will not get any more capital injection until 2025
Juventus is one of the most strongly-backed clubs in the world, with Exor regularly pouring money into the coffers of the Bianconeri.
In the last few seasons, funds have repeatedly been poured into their accounts and it has been helpful to keep the team afloat and sign new players.
Juve’s finances have recently been scrutinised and authorities believe they have cooked their books to stay financially healthy.
They have been docked 15 points for a different offence, so things aren’t going well at the Allianz Stadium now.
Because of the deduction, the Bianconeri could miss out on European football, which means a loss of revenue.
Yet a report on Calciomercato reveals the club has no plans to add new capital to its finances.
The report reveals that after the last two interventions, the next time Juve will get a new capital injection would be in 2025.
A gdje je ovome Rovella? Jak mi ovaj napaceni interista novinarWho are the most promising Juventus products? The Best XI of the future
Due to the ongoing legal and financial crisis, Juventus might struggle to attract the biggest names in the sport for the time being. But luckily, the club happens to be the home for some of the most promising young starlets on the continent.
The club’s Next Gen project is already bearing its fruits with four youngsters regularly featuring in Max Allegri’s first team, and surely many more will join them in the near future.
La Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Giovanni Albanese presented a formation consisting of the most promising Juventus youngsters who feature at various levels.
The list begins with 17-year-old goalkeeper Jakub Vinarcik. The Slovakian currently features for Paolo Montero’s U19 side.
At the back, Albanese picked three centre-backs. The first is Koni De Winter who has been impressing while on loan at Empoli. The others two are Alessandro Pio Riccio and 17-year-old Dean Huijsen.
In midfield, Nicolò Fagioli and Fabio Miretti were the obvious choices since they’re already bona fide senior players. On the flanks, the journalist opted for Tommaso Barbieri and Samuel Iling-Junior.
Upfront, Matias Soulé and teenage sensation Kenan Yildiz line up behind young bomber Tommaso Mancini.
Juventus Youngsters XI (3-4-2-1): Vinarcik; De Winter, Riccio, Huijsen; Barbieri, Fagioli, Miretti, Iling-Junior; Soulé, Yildiz; Mancini
Stvarno ne pratim finansije niti taj aspekt kluba, niti sam se ikad upustao u to jer je prekompleksno. Ali bih stvarno volio kada bi mi neko objasnio ovu tezu da Exor regularno ulaze pare, a Juventus je i dalje u bankrotu i da smo preko prevara morali stvarati uslove. Ja koliko shvatam najveci dio budzeta ovakve organizacije odlazi na operativne troskove igraca (transferi i plate). Evo ako pricamo o transferima, ovako na prvu zadnji par godina:Juventinisimo je napisao/la: ↑06 feb 2023, 01:12Juventus will not get any more capital injection until 2025
Juventus is one of the most strongly-backed clubs in the world, with Exor regularly pouring money into the coffers of the Bianconeri.
In the last few seasons, funds have repeatedly been poured into their accounts and it has been helpful to keep the team afloat and sign new players.
Juve’s finances have recently been scrutinised and authorities believe they have cooked their books to stay financially healthy.
They have been docked 15 points for a different offence, so things aren’t going well at the Allianz Stadium now.
Because of the deduction, the Bianconeri could miss out on European football, which means a loss of revenue.
Yet a report on Calciomercato reveals the club has no plans to add new capital to its finances.
The report reveals that after the last two interventions, the next time Juve will get a new capital injection would be in 2025.
Sta mislis zasto su klubovi uvijek u minusu? Nije samo Juventus u pitanju, svi veci klubovi su uvijek u minusu..Italia je napisao/la: ↑06 feb 2023, 01:51Stvarno ne pratim finansije niti taj aspekt kluba, niti sam se ikad upustao u to jer je prekompleksno. Ali bih stvarno volio kada bi mi neko objasnio ovu tezu da Exor regularno ulaze pare, a Juventus je i dalje u bankrotu i da smo preko prevara morali stvarati uslove. Ja koliko shvatam najveci dio budzeta ovakve organizacije odlazi na operativne troskove igraca (transferi i plate). Evo ako pricamo o transferima, ovako na prvu zadnji par godina:
Kupovina: Bremera, Kostica, Vlahovica, Zakariju, Mekenija, Kijezu, Kulusevskog, Melo (Pjanić), Gati, Lokateli,
Besplatno (plate): Di Marija, Pogba
Prodaja: Deligt, Demiral, Pjanić (Melo), Ronaldo, Mekeni, Kulusevski, Zakarija, Bentancur, Romero, Can, Pelegrini
Osim prodaja rijesio si se i velikih plata: Ramsey, Dybala, Bernardeski, Higuain, Khedira, Costa,
Saberi, oduzmi, mi ako nismo profitirali ovako "jednostavnom racunicom" ulaz/izlaz (bez rata, dogovora i sl), onda smo najmanje na egalu. To je samo od transfera. Hajmo dodati u obzir da nismo provincijski klub koji se finansira samo od transfera, vec najveci klub u Italiji sa najvecim standardom, cijenama, ugovorima, sponzorima i svime ostalim. Pa kako je moguce da si se doveo u ovakvu finansijsku krizu ? Kako pobogu kako. Jer ne tako davno, citali smo clanke i vijesti kako je Juventus finansijski vrlo stabilan, da progresivno napreduje, nema zaduzenja, majstor Marotta dovodi besplatne igrace, finansije od LP u kojoj smo gurali samo tako.. I kako sad ovo da si na margini bankrota. Da na crno radis da ustedis pare..
Kada pogledamo prvo boldano, ti bi rekao Ronaldo efektJuventus’ losses are extending beyond the pitch, with the Serie A club recording the largest financial deficit in the Italian league’s history.
The club reported a $246.1 million loss for the 2021-22 season — its fifth consecutive annual deficit. Over the past three years, Juve has recorded a combined loss of $517.45 million.
The club primarily attributed the loss to the pandemic and media revenue impacts due to last season’s early knockout from the UEFA Champions League.
Juve generated $22.21 million from the 2021-22 season-ticket campaign, a decline from pre-pandemic seasons due to leaving more tickets available for “single-access” Championship matches. The club also offered discounts to season-ticket holders to compensate for matches closed due to the pandemic.
As of June 30, 2022, the club’s net financial debt totaled roughly $148.05 million.
One year prior, Juventus’ financial debt was around $376.15 million.
Last year, the club also announced plans to raise roughly $474 million through a new share offering. It was approved by the Extraordinary Shareholder Meeting in October and completed in December.
Ja mislim da je u svoj ovoj "magli" stocka, neko tu obrnuo OGROMNE pare....What is a Stakeholder vs. Shareholder?
The terms “stakeholder” and “shareholder” are often used interchangeably in the business environment. Looking closely at the meanings of stakeholder vs. shareholder, there are key differences in usage. Generally, a shareholder is a stakeholder of the company while a stakeholder is not necessarily a shareholder. A shareholder is a person who owns an equity stock in the company, and therefore, holds an ownership stake in the company. On the other hand, a stakeholder is an interested party in the company’s performance for reasons other than capital appreciation.
Evo kako EXOR..oni drze 64% stockaEquities
Vote Quantity Free-Float Company-owned shares Total Float
Stock A 1 2,527,478,770 914,947,315 36.2% 0 0.0% 36.2%
Shareholders
Name Equities %
Exor NV (Private Equity) 1,611,669,116 63.8%
Lindsell Train Ltd. 175,760,873 6.95%
Southeastern Asset Management, Inc. 52,817,126 2.09%
The Vanguard Group, Inc. 14,995,919 0.59%
Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Ltd. 13,569,088 0.54%
BlackRock Fund Advisors 12,968,846 0.51%
Norges Bank Investment Management 9,442,235 0.37%
Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 7,175,888 0.28%
Amundi Asset Management SA (Investment Management) 2,859,427 0.11%
BlackRock Advisors (UK) Ltd. 2,092,587 0.083%
Majko mila ko Sakib Malkocevic rahmetli, brani se sa 11 pa ako sta udje udje..GIBRA je napisao/la: ↑06 feb 2023, 19:46Chiesa - Vlahovic - Di Maria? "It's a hypothesis I'm considering but to do this everyone must make themselves available to the defensive phase of the team otherwise we do not hold up."
- allegri
Eto trenera....,strah ga napast Celika,drugim rijecima sve sto valja dodjite da vas unistim
Bice i ovoga, sve vise i vise...mislim da je neizbjezno..Super League CEO insists the competition will save football
The man tasked with making the Super League more appealing to fans around the world, Bernd Reichart, CEO of A22, has again insisted the world needs the competition to save football.
Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid are the clubs that continue to back the idea and are effectively at war with UEFA.
A22 has been tasked with ensuring they make the right changes to the original idea and make it acceptable to the general public.
Their CEO, Reichart, has now given more reasons we should all support it. He said via Tuttomercatoweb:
“We work tirelessly for proposals that can solve the current problems of football: competitive imbalance and financial instability of many clubs. UEFA resists external changes and ideas because it lives well by controlling an activity in which it has no competition or business costs or risks, and in which it has significant influence, even at the political level. It is normal that any other initiative does not please, they have clung to their monopoly since 1955”.
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