On June 25, according to Bloomberg, before 2025, no major European football club had a cryptocurrency company as one of its primary shareholders. Tether first disclosed its stake in Juventus Football Club in February this year, and by April, its shareholding had accumulated to 10.7%. According to Bloomberg's data as of last Monday's closing, this stake is currently valued at approximately 128 million euros (about 149 million US dollars).
Tether is currently the second-largest shareholder of Juventus, just after Exor NV, the club's primary shareholder. Exor is an investment company of the Agnelli family of Italian billionaires, which has managed the football club for over a century. According to a statement from Tether, the company is also seeking to obtain a seat on Juventus' board of directors.
