Juventus’ share price on the Borsa Italiana tumbled by 24 percent after their Champions League exit to Ajax on Tuesday evening.
Juve closed business on Tuesday at €1.69 but opened the following morning at just €1.30, although the price has since climbed back up to €1.41.
Nonetheless, it represents the Bianconeri’s biggest fall for some time – greater than after their 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid in February.
Juventus’ share price on the Borsa Italiana tumbled by 24 percent after their Champions League exit to Ajax on Tuesday evening.
Juve closed business on Tuesday at €1.69 but opened the following morning at just €1.30, although the price has since climbed back up to €1.41.
Nonetheless, it represents the Bianconeri’s biggest fall for some time – greater than after their 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid in February.
The Old Lady have also missed out on €13m in prize money, as well as potentially €33m if they won the competition.