Italian giants Juventus report loss of 2.5 million euros in first half of fiscal year

[p]The ‌club said on Monday it expects the net result and operating ‌cash flow to be ⁠negative for ‌the fiscal year ending June 30th, ​2026. [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/juventus/C06aJvIB/"]Juventus[/a]' fiscal year runs from July 1st to ​June 30th.[/p][p]Revenue at the Turin-based club fell almost 11% to ⁠260.6 million ​euros between July and December last year, pressured by weaker broadcasting and ticketing revenue and lower ‌players' registration‑rights income, only partly offset by stronger sponsorships.[/p][image alt="Juve's upcoming matches" id="b02cd1d1-0706-4f1f-93a2-aae7dc65390e" credit-line="Flashscore" guid="a0fe3c0e-8a1e-42d4-bbac-8172bbcd1642" original-width="1200" original-height="1200" /][p]After having dominated the Italian football landscape for nearly a decade until 2020, Juventus was hit by an accounting scandal linked to player trading and salary payments, ‌eventually resulting in a ban ​from European competitions in the ‌2023/24 season.[/p][p]In October, the club appointed former Italy manager Luciano Spalletti as head coach until the end of the season.[/p][h2][a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/soccer/italy/serie-a/"]Follow Serie A with Flashscore.[/a][/h2]