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Originally Posted by Slava
One would think. In watching Chelsea after Abramovich I would've expected the same. Instead, they somehow were allowed to just ignore that pesky little $1.5b debt they had though. Then Boehly (who has plenty of Saudi ties) rolls in and just buys anyone and everyone for crazy deals. This time it's going to catch up, right? Well, the Saudis come in and buy guys to get them out of jail again. It's just preposterous.
So, sure. Juventus should be in trouble. Somehow though, shady dealings will find a way!
And really, that scenario is weird. Like they nailed Juventus and I guess that was obvious. But they did these deals with other teams, and all those clubs were in the up and up, completely unaware? I'll admit, I didn't really follow this, but that doesn't seem like it makes any sense.
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Juventus is Publicly Traded on the Italian Stock Exchange whereas the other clubs are Privately held. 
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