In an extraordinary turn of events, the entire board of directors at Juventus resigned on Monday after the Turin-based outfit recorded losses of €254.3million (£219million) for 2021-22.
As per Goal, that decision has been taken following an investigation into alleged false accounting and communication on behalf of the Serie A heavyweights, with CONSOB – the body in charge of supervising activity on the Italian stock market – asking for clarification on the Bianconeri’s balance sheet.
According to Sky Italy, as cited by Tancredi Palmeri on Twitter, Juventus' situation could be as dangerous as it was in 2006. Following a major match fixing scandal, the Italian outfit were relegated to the Serie B back in that year.
