Juventus, Champions faded, the market looks to Tether again
The Bianconeri company's share price is up sharply despite disappointing sporting performances. Investors point to a comeback for the stablecoin company
by Enrico Miele
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(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - What if Tether were to return to the charge? That's the question in the trading rooms today after the official farewell to the next Champions by the Juventus Fc , which finished the Serie A championship in sixth place (two points away from entry into the top cup for the 2026-20207 season). In spite of this, however, the Juventus club is trading at Piazza Affari today. The stock is therefore travelling at 2.10 euros per share, +8% in just one week, that is, since when Champions League qualification seemed already compromised.
And here, according to some traders, the stablecoin company Tether, which already holds 11.5% of the club and had unsuccessfully offered the holding company Exor €2.66 per share at the end of last year to take over the controlling stake, could make a comeback. A price that corresponded to a valuation of the entire company of 1.1 billion. Values therefore far removed from those of today, which would bring Paolo Ardoino's offer largely at a premium to current share prices. And the market seems to believe it.
