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Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, has escalated its involvement in Italian football club Juventus FC, announcing plans to propose board candidates at the club's annual shareholder meeting on November 7, 2025. The crypto giant, which acquired a 10.7% stake in Juventus earlier this year, has become the club's second-largest shareholder, trailing only the Agnelli family's Exor NV, which holds 65% of the shares.
also confirmed its intent to participate in a €110 million ($129 million) capital increase proposed by Juventus to address its financial challenges, with Exor already committing €30 million to the initiative [1].The move marks a significant shift in Tether's strategy, moving beyond financial investment to seek direct governance influence. Paolo Ardoino, Tether's CEO, acknowledged limited communication with Exor and Juventus but emphasized a desire to explore collaborative opportunities. "We first want to understand how or if there is space for collaboration," Ardoino stated in July, signaling Tether's intent to align its interests with the club's long-term goals [2].
Juventus, which reported a €18 million loss in 2025 after cumulative losses of €199 million from 2023–2024, faces mounting pressure to stabilize its finances. The club's management hopes the influx of capital from Tether and Exor will mitigate losses and support operations. Tether's investment is seen as a strategic bet on Juventus's potential to leverage blockchain and AI technologies for fan engagement and operational efficiency, a vision Ardoino has publicly championed [3].
Market reactions to Tether's involvement have been mixed. Juventus shares on the Milan stock exchange rose by 4.7% following Tether's initial stake acquisition in February, reflecting optimism about the new capital. Additionally, the
(JUV) surged over 10% after Tether's board nomination announcement, indicating bullish sentiment among crypto investors. However, traditional finance observers remain cautious, noting the challenges Tether faces in navigating corporate governance structures dominated by legacy stakeholders [4].The November 7 shareholder meeting will be a pivotal moment, determining whether Tether's board candidates gain approval and its proposed governance changes are implemented. Success could set a precedent for deeper crypto integration in traditional industries, while resistance might highlight the structural barriers to such collaborations. Analysts stress that Tether's ability to balance capital infusion with operational influence will be critical to the partnership's long-term success [5].
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