After settling their domestic legal issues, Juventus are now considering withdrawing from the Europa Conference League.
The Bianconeri received a 10-point deduction in the Capital Gains trial which saw them drop from 3rd to 7th in the Serie A standings.
So instead of securing a Champions League spot, the Old Lady had to settle for a place in Europe’s third-tier competition.
Nevertheless, Juventus aren’t too eager to take part in the competition, so they’ll be willing to give up their spot in a bargain plea with UEFA.
As per Tuttosport, the Turin-based giants may have infringed the settlement agreed upon with UEFA last September as suggested by the Plusvalenza and Prisma trials.
Therefore, they could be facing the wrath of European football’s governing body. Osasuna received a similar ban following an internal investigation by UEFA over the club's link with a match-fixing scandal about a decade ago.
In the event that the body accepts this deal, Fiorentina would likely replace Juve having finished eighth in Serie A and also finalist against West Ham in the competition in early June.
