Juventus recorded a loss of €66m for the financial year ending 30 June 2026, an increase from €58.1m the previous year, according to Football Italia.
The Italian club approved its financial statements after revenue fell by €54.9m. The main factors were lower income from player transfers, down €51.9m, and broadcasting rights, which decreased by €31.9m.
Juventus reduced its operating costs by €42.1m during the year. It also recorded growth in sponsorship and advertising revenue, which increased by €20.3m to almost €126m.
The club’s net financial debt reached €331.1m. Juventus expects to report further losses during the 2026-27 season after qualifying for the Europa League instead of the Champions League.
Despite the overall financial position, Juventus reported record income from ticket sales, stadium tours and its museum. Average attendance at Allianz Stadium was 97.6%.