The actions of the Juventus, the only Italian club of the three that had joined the new Super League listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, fell by 13.70% this Wednesday, after the abandonment of most of the clubs of the new project of the European Super League.
Juventus shares, which already closed yesterday lower, have lost value again today and closed the price at a price of 0.753 each, marking a fall of 13.70%.
This is due to the setback suffered by the controversial project of the Super league, from which most of the twelve great clubs that proposed its creation have withdrawn, including the British and the Inter and the Milan Italians.
At first, Juventus, chaired by Andrea Agnelli, who was to be the new vice president of the Super League, had reaped the benefits of the expectation after the unexpected announcement of the competition and last Monday his shares soared 17.85%.
The other two Italian clubs that had joined the new Super league European, the Inter de Milan and the AC Milan, are not listed on the Milan Stock Exchange.