Juventus are a powerhouse both in Italy and in Europe with the club recently going through a golden patch in their history. However, more scandals have knocked the club from their lofty perch.
Based in Turin, Juventus are the most successful club domestically in the history of Italian football.
Juventus, known as The Old Lady, The Bianconeri or simply Juve, won the European Cup in 1985 and 1996.
Juventus dominated the Serie A in the 2010s, winning the title nine times on the trot between the 2011/12 and 2019/20 seasons.
In 2023, Juventus accepted a 10-point deduction for irregularities in the club’s accounting leaving them seventh in Serie A.
They bounced back in the 2023/24 season by winning a 15th Coppa Italia under head coach Massimiliano Allegri, who had previously guided them to five Serie A titles.
However, Allegri was dismissed from his second spell at the club after three years at the helm due to “certain behaviours” at the Italian Cup final which were deemed “incompatible with the values of Juventus”.
The early history of Juve
Juventus, Cestmir Vycpalek and Giovanni Trapattoni
The Marcello Lippi era
The 2006 scandal
The Old Lady's golden era
Allegri return and financial irregularities
More managerial changes
Juve's biggest rivals
Juventus and their fanbase
Club finances
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