Tether is set to submit its own list of candidates for the Juventus board during a shareholder meeting on November 7th. Tether currently holds a significant stake in the Italian football club, owning a 10.7% share, making it the second-largest shareholder after Exor, the Agnelli family’s investment company which controls 65%. At this pivotal meeting, the voting for re-election of board members will take place, and Tether plans to also propose potential governance structure changes. Further details on these proposed adjustments remain undisclosed. Additionally, Tether has pledged to participate in Juventus’s capital increase plan, potentially reaching up to 110 million euros (approximately $129 million), with Exor already contributing nearly 30 million euros.