The seismic board level changes at Juventus won't impact the deal in place with Everton to sign Moise Kean on a permanent deal next summer.
On Monday the board of the Serie A giants, including president Andrea Agnelli and vice-president Pavel Nedved, all resigned from the board of the Turin club in the midst of an investigation into their financial statements by Italian prosecutors and market regulator Consob relating to alleged market manipulation of transfer fees and false accounting, allegations that Juventus deny.
The departure of Agnelli, one of the most prominent boardroom figures in European football who was a major agitator, and continues to be, for the formation of a European Super League, comes on the back of the club posting a record loss of £220m for their most recent set of financials for 2021.
