Tether, the stablecoin issuer that holds more than 10 per cent of the club and is the second-largest shareholder after Exor, said it had formally asked in May to participate in a capital increase and apply for a board seat. Tether said that although the initial request was rejected, the club had proposed a new meeting date and the two sides were coordinating the timing. Tether's statement stressed its willingness to be "an active participant in the future development of Juventus" and its readine...