Tether's bid to buy a 65.4 per cent stake in Juventus has been swiftly declined by Exor, the Agnelli family holding company.

The crypto firm’s all-cash proposal to buy Exor NV’s 65.4% holding for €2.66 a share values Juventus at about $1.3 billion ...

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Tether appears to be edging closer to a potential takeover of Juventus, with each development suggesting they may be plotting a significant move ...

Juventus owner Exor rejects a tether takeover bid, affirming no plans to sell shares and maintaining commitment to the club's ...

The issuer behind the most popular stablecoin said that if the bid succeeds, it will invest $1 billion in the club.

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Friday brought the news that one of Juventus’ biggest shareholders not named Exor was going to try and takes its biggest swing yet: become majority owner of Italy’s most historic club. Paolo Ardoino ...

The Agnelli family reaffirmed long-term control of Juventus, rejecting a €1 billion buyout offer from cryptocurrency firm Tether, insisting the club remains firmly “not for sale.” ...

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