Tether, the USDT stablecoin issuer headquartered in El Salvador, proposed an all-cash offer to purchase Exor’s 65.4% stake in Juventus, valuing the club at over €1 billion with a 21% share premium. Exor CEO John Elkann immediately rejected the proposal, stating “Juventus, our history and our values are not for sale” in a rare video address posted on the club’s website.

The crypto giant, led by Italian Paolo Ardoino, has already accumulated over 10% of Juventus shares and proposed investing €1 billion to support the club. Despite Juventus struggling financially and not achieving a net profit in nearly a decade, the Agnelli family remains committed to maintaining ownership of the 36-time Italian championship-winning team.

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• Who proposed to buy Juventus? Tether, a cryptocurrency company based in El Salvador.

• What was the proposed purchase price? Approximately €1 billion, offering 2.66 euros per share.

• Why did the Agnellis reject the offer? To preserve the club’s historical values and family legacy.

• What is Juventus’s current financial status? The club has not made an annual net profit in almost a decade.

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