Juventus value increases after Tether’s €1.1bn buyout offer

Juventus saw their value on the stock market surge on Monday morning as a result of Tether’s €1.1bn offer to take over the club from the Agnelli family.

On Friday evening, Tether announced that they had officially submitted an offer worth around €1.1bn to purchase the 65.4% of the club shares that are currently owned by Exor, the holding company owned and operated by the Agnelli family.

Tether, who already own just over 10% of Juventus themselves, also announced that they intended to make a public offer to purchase the remaining shares in the club at the same price, which would give them full and exclusive control.

TURIN, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 16: General view inside the stadium prior to the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD1 match between against Borussia Dortmund at Juventus Stadium on September 16, 2025 in Turin , Italy. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images)

The Agnelli family, however, have maintained since Friday evening that Juve is not for sale. “Our Juventus , our history, our values, are not for sale,” said John Elkann in a publicly released video on Saturday.

Allianz Stadium (Photo by Jonathan Moscrop/Getty Images)

As a result of the takeover offer, Juventus’s value on the stock market skyrocketed on Monday morning. When the market closed on Friday evening, prior to Tether’s announcement, a single share in the club was worth €2.34, compared to €2.47 on Monday morning. That is an increase of 12.7%.

Tether’s offer was to purchase the remaining Juventus shares at a price of €2.66 per share, which equated to a total cost of around €1.1bn. That was a premium of 20.47% compared to the stocks’ official value before the weekend.