Juventus FC
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Juventus FC was founded on November 1, 1897.[1].
Key Facts
- Award received: Gold Collar for Sports Merit[3], bronze medal for athletic prowess[4], The UEFA Plaque[5], gold star for sports merit[6]
- Country: Italy[7]
- Instance of: business[8], men's association football team[9], public company[10]
- Founder: Enrico Canfari[11], Eugenio Canfari[12], Gioacchino Armano[13], Alfredo Armano[14], Luigi Gibezzi[15], Umberto Malvano[16], Carlo Vittorio Varetti[17], Domenico Donna[18], Luigi Forlano[19]
- Home venue: Juventus Stadium[20]
- League or competition: Serie A[21]
- Owned by: Exor[22], Lindsell Train[23], financial market[24]
- Named after: Iuventas[25]
- Headquarters location: Turin[26]
- Head coach: Luciano Spalletti[27]
- Child organization or unit: Juventus F.C. Women[28], Juventus F.C. Next Gen[29], Juventus F.C. Youth Sector[30]
- Commons category: Juventus FC[31]
- Stock exchange: Italian Stock Exchange[32]
- Chairperson: Gianluca Ferrero[33]
- Inception: November 1, 1897[34]
- Sport: association football[35]
- Parent organization or unit: Exor[36]
- Distributed by: Google Play[37], App Store (Apple)[38]
- Official website: https://www.juventus.com[39]
- Sponsor: New Holland[40], Tamoil[41], Sky Sport[42], Jeep[43]
- Topic's main category: Category:Juventus FC[44]
- Topic has template: Q5610799[45], Template:Juventus F.C.[46], Template:Juventus F.C. seasons[47]
- Legal form: società per azioni[48]
- Native label: Juventus Football Club[49]
- Owner of: Juventus TV[50], Juventus Center[51], Continassa[52], Campo sportivo Gianpiero Combi[53], Juventus Training Center[54], Juventus Stadium[55], Stadio delle Alpi[56], Stadio di Corso Marsiglia[57]
Why It Matters
Juventus FC has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[58] It is known by 69 alternative names across languages and contexts.[59]
FAQs
What awards did Juventus FC receive?
Honors received include Gold Collar for Sports Merit[3], bronze medal for athletic prowess[4], The UEFA Plaque[5], and gold star for sports merit[6].